Hi Neal,
please post such questions in the future to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Basically, it is like you said ... You can package any "usual" axis web
service (an RPCprovider, a MsgProvider) into a .wsr and get it deployed into
Jboss. Trivial. See the jboss.net/testsuite address example.
It gets interesting as soon as you would like to expose end-points that live
in the container (Mbeans, EJB´s) via jboss.net ... See the jboss.net-builtin
jmx:RemoteAdaptor service (JMX) and the wsr-in-ear packaged
jboss.net/testsuite hello (EJB) example.
The key to that is (still) to understand the Axis WSDD format and its
handler architecture. The EJB-hello-example can be a starting point for that
issue.
Yesterday, I checked in a huge change from Axis Alpha2 to the current
Beta-RC1 (including the recent WSDD-format change that the Axis guys did).
Expect a few further updates during the next weeks. I plan to have some
automatic EJB-exposure mode (without the quarrels of writing complex WSDD)
in the near future.
CGJ
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Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2002 18:00:30 -0600
Hi All,
I've recently compiled up the jboss.net module and seem to have it running.
I'd like to figure out the recipe for a simple web service and client. I'm
assuming I can't exactly do it like a standard AXIS service... would someone
kindly point me in the right direction with an example so I can explore
jboss.net?
Thanks.
-N
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