Developing webservices using eclipse, axis and tomcat. Best practice ( Any help is highly appreciated)

2005-11-15 Thread Developer Developer
Hello All,

I want to know what are the best development practices for developing java web services using axis, tomcat and eclipse ide.

1. Should we use the eclipse web services creation/testing framework at all ? I found out that if we use it then eclipse creates lot of code that is hard to understand and very difficult to debug.

2. I already have a java bean class and a deployment descriptor which works fine when deployed in axis and tomcat. I want to integrate that with an existing dynamic web project ( client of web service) already created in eclipse, so that I can do a seam less development and testing of web services and client code. 


Do you know what is the best way for doing that ?

Thanks a lot in advance.







Re: Developing webservices using eclipse, axis and tomcat. Best practice ( Any help is highly appreciated)

2005-11-15 Thread Developer Developer
jus following up on my request. It would also help me if you can describe how you have setup your development environment if you are using eclipse, axis and tomcat.

Ty!


On 11/15/05, Developer Developer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Hello All,

I want to know what are the best development practices for developing java web services using axis, tomcat and eclipse ide.

1. Should we use the eclipse web services creation/testing framework at all ? I found out that if we use it then eclipse creates lot of code that is hard to understand and very difficult to debug.

2. I already have a java bean class and a deployment descriptor which works fine when deployed in axis and tomcat. I want to integrate that with an existing dynamic web project ( client of web service) already created in eclipse, so that I can do a seam less development and testing of web services and client code. 


Do you know what is the best way for doing that ?

Thanks a lot in advance.