Heiko - any update ? :)
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So are these two jars ever needed at *runtime* or *compiletime* for users
applications ?
The question is if our AS runtime adapter should explicilty excluded these jars
when being asked which jars should be available to a WAR or EJB project.
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So, conceptually you start with two different classpath settings, depending on
the use case.
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It's the JAXWS API that uses a service loader mechanism to pull the
implementation. You have to make sure that WS invocation don't have the Sun API
(jaxws-rt.jar, jaxws-tools.jar, jaxws-api.jar) on the classpath. JBossWS ships
with it's own impl. of the API wich then delegates to the correct pro