Thanks for the confirmation. I am successfully using wsimport from maven to
generate JAXB classes from a WSDL that seems to produce identical code compared
to that produced by wsconsume. This allowed use to replace a .bat file in our
workflow with a corresponding maven goal.
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I saw some previous postings on wsimport and I do not see any mention in this
thread about wsimport -- only wsconsume.
Is this the JBoss final name for the wsdl consumption tooling capability?
I am asking because I want to employ maven for web service generation and there
is a plugin that
I meant to post the following topic:
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=126300
to this thread as a reply.
Instead it wound up as a separate topic in JBossWS.
Looking for advice and pointers.
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The last post mentioned the inclusion of drools.
Turns out that was part of the answer -- I went to the Seam root.pom and lifted
the drools clauses from there (minus the version info) and that got me past the
identity problem.
Then, since the seam-gen project depends on RichFaces, I had to
yes -- I mvn install'd the JBoss 2.0.2 version of JAXWS to my local machine and
the mvn goal then completed.
I guess this licensing issue is something I should have known.
At one time didn't Sun have a maven repo that was accessible and could be added
to your repository list?
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I have followed I think the advice that has been given in this thread but I am
in a simpler situation -- only one pom for a single war deployment.
I copied in dependencies from the examples I have seen in this thread and
gotten mvn install to produce a war file.
When I go to deploy it, JBoss
I am looking at the contents of the lib folder in WEB_INF in my war, comparing
what I have when I let maven generate it and what I have when I use the ant
build produced by seam-gen.
In the ant-built lib folder I see:
antlr-runtime.jar
| commons-beanutils.jar
| commons-digester.jar
|
I am trying to relate what I learned in this thread to what I read here:
http://www.michaelyuan.com/blog/2007/10/02/jboss-seam-project-setup-with-maven/
This article provides a pom.xml example for a simple war deploy that includes a
reference to a parent pom that is defined by jboss-seam.
The
I switched to Yuan's approach and after adding a few dependencies, I got maven
to create a war. But the war still fails to deploy. I now see a different
message:
22:17:46,925 INFO [TomcatDeployer] deploy, ctxPath=/TestSeam,
warUrl=.../tmp/deploy/tmp24620TestSeam-exp.war/
| 22:17:47,661
I tweaked the pom to have some explicit dependencies with a provided scope:
dependency
| groupIdjavax.faces/groupId
| artifactIdjsf-api/artifactId
| scopeprovided/scope
| /dependency
| dependency
| groupIdjavax.el/groupId
|
I looked through forum postings and did some searching but I didn't find
postings since Seam 2.0.0GA is out.
I built a little project out of seam-gen and I added in some custom code. With
ant, this works fine.
Now I would like to set up a maven2 build capability out of the same code base.
We
OK, I did see this thread originally, but the discussion did not lead me to
conclude that a final solution was expressed there.
Reading more closely, I guess I can put together bits from the various replies
to see if I can get something to work. Got to do some manual pom file editing I
guess.
My vote is in :-)
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I am trying to use maven2 with a Seam project to which I have added some web
service definitions with annotations.
I was able to build the project with maven2 before I added the new code but now
the mvn command reports unresolved dependencies:
javax.ws does not exist.
Is there a maven
How about support for javax.ws in conjunction with seam? I have some code with
web service definitions via annotations that I can deploy with ant. But I can't
find the right dependency reference to allow my mvn install command to complete
successfully. Version, groupID and artifactID?
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : It's not broken, rather JBossWS keep changing their
endpoint URL between releases. If you browse to
http://localhost:8080/jbossws/services you'll see a list of deployed web
services. *Currently* when I do this I can see that the seambay example has
its web services
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote : You need a file called
standard-jaxws-endpoint-config.xml deployed in the meta-inf directory of the
jar file containing your web service classes. The contents of this file are
described in the Web Services chapter of the reference docs.
I thought I was clear on this
There is no tools.jar in the Java SDK for Mac OS X.
That causes the install from the binary distribution to fail
jjsmacpro:~/Documents/Downloads/jbossws-native-2.0.2.GA jjs$ ant deploy-jboss422
| Buildfile: build.xml
|
| BUILD FAILED
|
Note: commenting out the failing checks for tools.jar in build-testsuite.xml
seems to allow the ant deploy task to succeed.
And I can still run the seam-bay example web services.
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phejl wrote : I some did more investigation with jboss 4.2.2 and jboss 5
beta2, here is what I observed (don't take it as an unchangeable fact).
| With jboss 4 it seems to me that PersistentContext in servlet or webservice
is ignored completely (jboss 4 is not ee 5 certified - provides ejb3
gena777 wrote : Sorry, configured, but didn't deploy.
|
| Thank you for the hint!
|
| Gena
I just ran into the same problem but it appears that this file is deployed to
my JBoss install.
And I am seeing the error you reported still.
Running with Seam 2.0.0GA and Jboss 4.2.2.
What do
phejl wrote : Did the deployment proceed correctly? Any messages in the log?
As far as I can tell looking at the run.sh console messages, the deployment
succeeds.
I see my data source created.
But the application itself fails when I send a SOAP request to the web service.
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I posted a reply to a previous topic, but there are 2 things I need help with.
I did an ant clean followed by an ant deploy for the seam-bay example. I am
running on JBoss 4.2.2.
The home page for this demo comes up fine. There is a reference:
anonymous wrote : You can access the web service
jaikiran wrote : anonymous wrote : @WebService()
| | @PersistenceContext(name = persistence/LogicalName, unitName =
MissionStatusProjectPU2)
| | public class MissionStatusService {
| |
| | EntityManager em;
| |
| | public MissionStatusService() {
| |
| | try {
I posted a related query to the Netbeans sub-forum but I see very little
activity there. And maybe I should be using the persistence sub-forum.
I have a project, originally developed in Netbeans 6 and deployed to Glassfish.
I would like to deploy to JBoss 4.2.2 with as much of the code and
I have a web service that depends on a MySQL DB. I am using the Java
Persistence API for DB access and Web Services (JAX-WS) defined via annotations.
Using Netbeans 6 (RC2) and the bundled glassfish app server, things are
working. I needed to write virtually no configuration files (.xml) - the
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