The Eclipse WTP plugin is really nice for building web services (at least the 0.71 version, 1.0 is still buggy). It can be very confusing when you go to deploy to a standalone Tomcat server. The best way I have found so far is to manually create a directory in the axis directory in your Tomcat inst
There are a few things that you need some clarification on: >> After I have my WSDL files I can deploy my app and the >> server-config.wsdd will get populated by Axis after it finds >> my deploy.wsdd files in the CLASSPATH of my web app. >> Once the deploy.wsdd files are loaded into my >>
Hello Dov,
I understand you do not use Axis' generated Stubs on the client side?
Whether to use one WSDL describing all your three web services or three
separate ones is another issue, not specific to Axis I suppose.
Dov Rosenberg wrote:
If I understand things better then
1. I should create
Things are a little more clear. I have 3 sets of web services. One service
(SecurityService) has a single exposed method called authenticate which
returns a SecurityToken bean. This bean is passed to methods exposed in my
other 2 sets of services. For example,
// this method is in my SecurityServi
Hello Dov, Cyrille,
I didn't follow this thread so I might have misunderstood what Dov is
trying, but I believe each WSDL is associated with one WSDD, but a WSDL
can contain several services and each will get an entry with its impl
class in the WSDD.
You can use Java2WSDL's "-i" option to ad
Hi Dov,
From an Axis wsdd standpoint one each wsdl is associated with one
implementation class (via the element in the wsdd).
Due to this, I don't see how you can associate 1 single wsdl with
your 3 classes.
Did you try to call java2wsdl on each of your services ? It will
give you t
If the server-config.wsdd already has my services configured in it, do I
still need to create ant tasks to do the static deploy like you mentioned
below?
I am having some difficulties because my web services are defined in a
packages like:
com.inquira.imws.impl.ContentService
com.inquira.
Hello Dov,
SERVER-CONFIG.WSDD VS DEPLOY.WSDD
- server-config.wsdd is the configuration file of the Axis Server. It
contains the description of all the web services that are deployed on
your server (+ some other configuration data).
- deploy.wsdd is generated at the same time as your stubs whe
Title: WSDD Questions
We have started using Axis 1.2 to build and deploy some web services. I am a little confused as to the actual deployment of our new web services. We are deploying inside Tomcat and have all of the necessary files in place to run.
Q. I am confused about the difference
