Hi, It sounds like you're trying to implement WSDM MOWS (Management Of Web Services), and I'm not sure how much support there is for that directly in Muse 1.0. However, most of the MOWS features can be boiled down to resource properties (some of which are metrics, but let's keep things simple for now).
If you know how to read the property values you want to expose (number of requests, avg. response time, etc.) in Axis, then you can create a resource property for each of them and then the get/set implementation of these properties should be a call down to the Axis/JAXRPC APIs needed to get/set the value. Muse 1.0's ResourceProperty.setCallback() operation could be used to provide the code that translates the WSRP operation(s) into calls to the Axis/JAXRPC APIs and back. I see no reason why your manageable web services couldn't be deployed in Axis (as normal), alongside a completely separate service that had the Muse interface. I'm no expert in the low-level Axis APIs that would give you the property/metric info you want, but assuming it's available, you can query Axis for the services it's hosting and expose their values via WSRP. Does this help clarify how to approach the problem? Dan Dan Jemiolo IBM Corporation Research Triangle Park, NC +++ I'm an engineer. I make slides that people can't read. Sometimes I eat donuts. +++ "Jesús Martín" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 06/29/2006 12:19:19 PM: > Hello, I have different web services deployed in Axis 1.4. Now I want to > manage this web services with Muse (like resources). I tried the examples of > filesystem and host of Muse and it works. I read the Muse's documentation, > and I don't see how I can manage my web services that I deployed. > Another question: It's possible to run axis for my web services and Muse for > the web services management at the same time in Tomcat, or I must deploy all > the web services under Muse? > > Thanks > Jesús --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
