Thanks for the info, Richard. Actually, for the project that I'm working on ( a
graduate school project), all I really need to do is to consume a couple of services.
But I weanted to run through the samples/tutorials for learning purposes. But, I'll
keep the Ant in mind, because I don't really
There is no requirement to use Ant with AXIS but I think you'll find
that its infinitely better than developement on the command line. I'd
reccomend larning how to use it. Its worth learning just to get past the
classpath madness that comes with working on the command line.
If you're looking fo
Thanks -- bear with me, as I said I'm a newbie at Axis and WS. I haven't been using
Ant at all -- I've been following a couple of tutorials and none of them have used
Ant. It's an option, rather than a requirement, correct?
I've also tried some other examples, other than the bundled samples, an
Hi,
Put %AXIS_HOME%/build/classes into your classpath. If you compile the
samlpes using the provided ant tasks, the resulting class is put in the
aforementioned directories. So, the sample classes will be found in
%AXIS_HOME%/build/classes/samples.
Hope that helps :)
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The samples aren't on the classpath.
To do that , just add something like ;%AXIS_HOME%/samples
to the end classpath declaration - that should see you right.
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Hi-
I'm a newbie trying to get Axis 1.1 going on WinXP with Tomcat 5.0, and j2sdk1.4.2_03.
I can get the Happiness page up just fine.
But when I try and run the samples from the command line, I get:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: samples/userguide/exa
mple1/TestClie
