Re: registering service in uddi registry on startup
Let me pose the question this way: I have a something (database, legacy app, etc) I want to initialize in my service at startup, prior to the first request coming in, how do I that. On 2/17/06, Anne Thomas Manes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: It's probably not a good idea, because you're very likely to restart Tomcat -- but UDDI entries are persistent.
Re: registering service in uddi registry on startup
It's probably not a good idea, because you're very likely to restart Tomcat -- but UDDI entries are persistent. AnneOn 2/17/06, Sherwin Kartick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:I want my web services (in Axis) to publish to a UDDI when Tomcat starts up. I was initially going to just do the registration with init() on the ServiceLifecycle interface, until I read some old postings http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=axis-user&m=103242493516469&w=2 (egad 3.5 years ago, time flies).In a nutshell ServiceLifecycle won't work, I need a request to trigger init which does the publish to UDDI but I can't get a request if I haven't published to a UDDI. So how have people solved this? thanks ... sherwin
registering service in uddi registry on startup
I want my web services (in Axis) to publish to a UDDI when Tomcat starts up. I was initially going to just do the registration with init() on the ServiceLifecycle interface, until I read some old postings http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=axis-user&m=103242493516469&w=2 (egad 3.5 years ago, time flies).In a nutshell ServiceLifecycle won't work, I need a request to trigger init which does the publish to UDDI but I can't get a request if I haven't published to a UDDI. So how have people solved this? thanks ... sherwin
