many thanks!!!
editing jboss-beans.xml and commenting webservicehost solved my problem.
now the ip or url from the get request is then used as url prefix for the
schemalocation.
greetings
sascha
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"AJanz" wrote :
| http://ip-adress:8080/WebService/project?wsdl
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| gives an error
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What error?
anonymous wrote :
| how can i publish a web service under a differen url?
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What exactly do you mean? Take a look at this:
http://jbws.dyndns.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=FAQ#How_does
"AJanz" wrote : something i must do wrong.
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| i edited the wsdl file, but then could no longer build the project because
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While editing the local copy of the wsdl, also change the import url with
something like
and add the myschema.xsd to the archive you deploy, along wi
i managed to build the project with
but
http://ip-adress:8080/WebService/project?wsdl
gives an error
how can i publish a web service under a differen url?
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something i must do wrong.
i edited the wsdl file, but then could no longer build the project because
references the remote computer where i want to publish the service.
i am using @WebService(wsdlLocation='relativePath') annotation, so the correct
wsdl is used.
any ideas? is there an oth
Backup your wsdl file on local disk.
Modify it accordingly (fix the urls).
Force your webservice to use this wsdl file using
@WebService(wsdlLocation='relativePath') annotation on your endpoint
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