Mark,
I have not tried to deploy progamatically, but looking at the javadocs,
everything that can be done command line is exposed
in the Axis API. It may take some trial and error to get the expected
results, but you should have access to what you need
in the API. You may want to look at the Axis Ant API as well.
I'd start with org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient.
Hope this helps,
Mark A. Malinoski
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Technical Coordinator/Web Development
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Axissians,
I've noticed that it will be possible to programatically stop & start a
WS that has already been registered.
http://nagoya.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS-1424
I need to programatically create and register my web service and bypass
WSDD files all together. For example. I want to be able to expose a all
methods of a given class as a WS.
Something like.
SoapService newSoapService = new SoapService();
newSoapService.setName("JiraSoap");
newSoapService.setClassName(pathToMyClass);
Registry.register(newSoapService);
Is this possible at all? Are there any references that I can look at?
What classes should I be looking at?
thanks
Mark C
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