Now that the web services are working, the boss wants a change!

I got my web services working using I believe an 'old school' (java 1.4?) method of building the services (java2wsdl etc) Now the boss decided we should use the more lightweight 1.6 WsGen method. I added in the standard cheesy main that allows the 1.6 jvm to run as a lightweight server.  I

Re: hibernate and axis2

I started this morning with the Andreas' solution as it is easiest to implement.  I got farther.  The web service finds the persistence file and starts mapping the classes. Now I am getting the following exception, which amuses me somehow: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Class Not found :

Re: RE: hibernate and axis2

I solved this one by making all pojo attributes being generated by hbm2java as long and boolean to instead be Long and Boolean.  I did this by modifying the reveng.xml file using the column... entity. - Original Message - From: Martin Gainty mgai...@hotmail.com Date: Wednesday,

Re: hibernate and axis2

Thanks. I was about 5 minutes from starting to cry like a small girl! - Original Message - From: robert lazarski robertlazar...@gmail.com Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 13:56 Subject: Re: hibernate and axis2 To: axis-user@ws.apache.org On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 1:41 PM, ANTHONY ENNIS

Re: hibernate and axis2

...And suddenly, the application works stem to stern. Thank you all! - Original Message - From: robert lazarski robertlazar...@gmail.com Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2009 13:56 Subject: Re: hibernate and axis2 To: axis-user@ws.apache.org Kool, glad to hear you're making some

hibernate and axis2

I'm at wit's end.  Now the situation is that I can connect to the database using my persistence.xml settings when I run from my IDE (intellij.)  Previously, I was using a properties file.  So that is a small amount of progress. However, when I deploy my webservice, it accepts messages but

hibernate and axis2

Thanks for the replies.  I'm at work now and don't have access to the postings sent earlier. I created a new jar that included my classes and the persistence.xml file. I placed it in my lib directory.  No difference. I'm working in part off code/requirements I didn't write.  One wrinkle is

aar and hibernate

I have a web service that performs a simple database lookup. Unfortunately, Persistence.createEntityManagerFactory('xyzzy') fails in all cases. My aar looks like: /com    (class files in package format eg com/this/that/x.class) /META-INF     services.xml /lib     numerous jars I don't know

Re: aar and hibernate

: com.company.snapshot.webservice.MyWebService - Original Message - From: robert lazarski robertlazar...@gmail.com Date: Friday, September 25, 2009 17:07 Subject: Re: aar and hibernate To: axis-user@ws.apache.org On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 5:41 PM, ANTHONY ENNIS tony.en...@insightbb.com wrote