Remote Deployment API

2007-02-28 Thread Jorge Jiménez C.
I need to dynamically register (and map to my EJBs) some services and 
(reading some old posts in the list) the only way to do that, is to 
create and deploy the "aar" files on the appserver. If there is another 
way (implementing some interface and registering as a listener or 
something else, please let me know).


The question: ¿Where can I find some documentation to use the Remote 
Deployment API mentioned in some posts?


Thanks in advance. Just a starting point would be good.

J

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Re: Remote Deployment API

2007-02-28 Thread Jorge Jiménez C.
Thanks Angel. I'm sure your help will avoid a lot of head aches in the 
near future, but i need a starting point.


I guess Remote Deployment API is implemented by packages under 
"org.apache.axis2.deployment",  but classes in the java-doc are not very 
well documented. ¿Is there any other documentation?


Thanxs

J

Angel Todorov wrote:

Hi Jorge,

You can take a look at:

https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-2212

Moreover, you must make sure that in the AxisServlet, the deployer
instance is stored in the SERVLET_CONTEXT, so it can be used later on,
and, most importantly, to have the repoListener synchronized (so that
the scheduler and some remote deployer don't use two instances of a
deployer + configurations).

I haven't included that yet since I want to get any feedback from the
guys about the JIRA-2212 above.

Regards,
Angel

On 2/28/07, "Jorge Jiménez C." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I need to dynamically register (and map to my EJBs) some services and
(reading some old posts in the list) the only way to do that, is to
create and deploy the "aar" files on the appserver. If there is another
way (implementing some interface and registering as a listener or
something else, please let me know).

The question: ¿Where can I find some documentation to use the Remote
Deployment API mentioned in some posts?

Thanks in advance. Just a starting point would be good.

J

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Accesing parameters in "services.xml"

2007-03-20 Thread Jorge Jiménez C.
The file "service.xml" supports arbitrary named parameters. Can I use 
the values of those parameters from inside a service class? (axiom based 
service)


I would like to use the same service class (as shared library in Tomcat) 
and change only the parameter value (i.e. the ".aar" file only needs to 
carry the "services.xml" file, and point to a common class for all 
deployed services)


Thanx in advance.

J


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Tomcat 5.5 / Axis2 / oc4j interop

2007-03-22 Thread Jorge Jiménez C.
From a service class (axiom based implementation) in Tomcat, i'm 
creating a OC4J remote EJB (stateless) and passing the axiom OMElement 
to the EJB.


After EJB creation, when invoking the remote method, a have the 
following error: java.lang.LinkageError: loader constraints violated 
when linking org/apache/axiom/om/OMElement class.


I have copied in Tomcat's shared/lib folder the files: 
axiom-api-1.2.2.jar ejb.jar jms.jar js.jar jta.jar my-ejb-client.jar 
oc4jclient.jar myframework.jar


Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

J

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