Andreas,
Thanks a lot, I have added in the repository/modules/modules.list with the
following code, and everything is fine, thanks again
My problem was that I have never included modules.list in the repository.
Asad
On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 7:42 AM, asheikh wrote:
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> Andreas,
>
> Thanks f
Andreas,
Thanks for the replay but I have already done that but it didn't work either
URL url = this.getClass().getClassLoader().getResource( "repository");
ConfigurationContext ctxs = ConfigurationContextFactory
.createConfigurationContextFromURIs(null, url.getPath())
the above code is
ConfigurationContextFactory has a method to create the
ConfigurationContext from a URL. You should use that method and
calculate the URL of the repository with the help of
Class#getResource. This assumes of course that the content of the
repository is in the classpath. In addition you need to creat
Hi
The solution of using the following configuration context works(default
context and re-naming mar to jar or copying modules to lib directory) in a
stand alone application, but not in a ear deployment . I have spring
configuration that creates a bean, and in the construction of the bean I
create
Hi,
You need to have the rampart.mar in the classpath. Perhaps renaming
rampart.mar to rampart.jar (in the lib directory) will do the trick .
Thanks,
Keith.
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 6:43 PM, Rainer Montag <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I like to implement an Axis2 client that is used fr
Hello,
I like to implement an Axis2 client that is used from within an EJB
calling an external web service that requires a UsernameToken.
I have a problem how to setup my Axis2 client code to engage the rampart
module resulting in a "Unable to engage module: rampart" exception.
My ejb code
