Am Dienstag, 18. Juni 2002 22:02 schrieb Wimmer, Matthias:
> Sebastian:
>
> Your second question: The Axis server doesn't need to be assigned a port
> because it is a web application. The configuration for the network stuff is
> done by the web server (Tomcat, ...) and a web application makes use of the
> network connectivity that is provided by the web server. (port 80 or port
> 8080 or something else)
The Problem of a Webapplication is, that it cannot have a Swing-GUI.
In my case i need this.
The webservice("Listener with GUI") subscribes at another
webservice("EventProducer") for updates of specific data.
The Listener has to be a webservice to be able to receive updates. The
listener is webservice-client, webservice-provider and has a GUI.
I solved this Problem using XSoap: http://www.extreme.indiana.edu/xgws/xsoap/
With this lib you can create an SoapServer (listining on a socket) and export
objects like RMI (UnicastRemoteObject.exportObject). To call these exported
objects i use Axis cause the call-setup is easier.
I hope this will help...
Sebastian
