Hi jeremy; >There will be two web-apps one where will reside the listeners and impl >for the web ws, and another that will have one listener and the proxys >to call the ejb service impl.
just for INFO .... why you need have two webapps .. for web case and ejb case. with axis for the user the fact that service implemented with the ejb .. or java class is transparent. It is nice we have have the deployment transparent as well .. may be I am mis-understanding or It is enavitable to use two webapps. Srinath Note :- IMO this is how it works... please correct me when the ws is service is deployed the 1) Servcie impl classes and JSR109 tool genarated classes are added to the axis and the deploment discriptor updated by the integration code. 2)the JNDI entry is added by the integaration code. 3)Axis Servlet (which is deployed initially) willl continue to run in the web container accepting SOAP requests. now the web service is up and running. ** it may be useful to make it possible more than one JAX-RPC handler (JAX-RPC runtime is correct word I belive as there are hander's in axis we call sometime JAX-RPC handler.) but it is *NOT a requirement*
