I haven't tried this before, but maybe you could leverage the .jws that axis
supports...perhaps by writing a servlet that allows you to upload .jws files?
This is clearly more of a hack than anything else, and I don't even know if
it'd work. In addition, it limits the types of web services
Does anyone have any advice on how to go about programmatically
deploying and undeploying services, or at least appropriate places in
the source code to begin looking?
Isn't that what the AdminClient is for?
% java org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient deploy.wsdd
AdminDone processing/Admin
I would just modifiy the server-config.wsdd manually. Same effect.
On Mon, 2003-01-27 at 14:26, James Flagg wrote:
Greetings all,
According to the Axis documentation, the way to deploy web services using
WSDD is to invoke the AdminClient from the command line:
% java
Or, just be sure to use the same server-config.wsdd file for the webapp
after each deployment.
Any settings in this file will be reloaded when the webapp starts.
Auto deploying through the admin client on startup would be redundant
and complex - probably more buggy, too.
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Subject: Re: Programmatic deployment of web services
Or, just be sure to use the same server-config.wsdd file for the webapp
after each deployment.
Any settings in this file will be reloaded when the webapp starts.
Auto deploying through the admin client on startup would be redundant
and complex
