Re: Un/Deploying web services w/o AdminClient

2003-07-14 Thread Davanum Srinivas
Added to Wiki... --- Peter Ross <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Fri, Jul 11, 2003 at 12:48:12PM -0700, mzahirovic wrote: > >The interface of the web services is changing constantly so is the > >wsdd file. This is just a part of the ongoing development. > > > >How do you restart just a

Re: Un/Deploying web services w/o AdminClient

2003-07-14 Thread Peter Ross
On Fri, Jul 11, 2003 at 12:48:12PM -0700, mzahirovic wrote: >The interface of the web services is changing constantly so is the >wsdd file. This is just a part of the ongoing development. > >How do you restart just axis application using an ant task? > See http://marc.theaimsgroup.com

RE: Un/Deploying web services w/o AdminClient

2003-07-11 Thread mzahirovic
Title: RE: Un/Deploying web services w/o AdminClient   The interface of the web services is changing constantly so is the wsdd file. This is just a part of the ongoing development.   How do you restart just axis application using an ant task

RE: Un/Deploying web services w/o AdminClient

2003-07-11 Thread Dennis Sherman
Title: RE: Un/Deploying web services w/o AdminClient And restart the axis application under tomcat -- which can be done by an ant task.  The only reason to undeploy/deploy is if you are altering the content of your service's wsdd file. --Dennis R. ShermanEndeavor Information Systems84

RE: Un/Deploying web services w/o AdminClient

2003-07-11 Thread Carter, John G
Title: RE: Un/Deploying web services w/o AdminClient Seems to me if you haven't changed your interface (ie if you're just making code changes), you don't need to do the whole undeploy/deploy thing.  Just replace the binaries in the appropriate places. -Original Mes