Continuing work on my portal app. It's a proof-of-concept app. The boss wants a web service (any web service!) used within the portlet. So I added one and deployed my portlet to jetspeed. The portlet fails with an Axis error. axis.war is included in the webapps directory.
So in the portlet code I created a main() that invoked the web service then printed the response to stdout. I ran it from my IDE (intellij) without using Jetspeed at all. To my relief, it failed with the same error as it did when it was installed as a portlet. I have never been good at playing Find the Jarfile. I added the entire axis2/lib folder to my portlet project. This time the main() successfully invoked the web service. So it's clear that the axis2 libs aren't accessible by Jetspeed even though axis.war is there. I don't want to include all the axis jars in my project. So, questions: 1: Have I placed the axis war in the wrong place? It is at $JETSPEED_ROOT/webapps/axis2.war 2. If not, is axis.war something different than a mash-up of the axis2/lib/*.jar? 3. Am I supposed to dump the whole of axis2/lib into jetspeed somewhere? (yeah unlikely) Thanks for any opinions. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/axis-jar-files-in-jetspeed-tp25312074p25312074.html Sent from the Jetspeed - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
