I've looked at "Deployment in JBoss" and "Tomcat and JBoss -- A Full
j2ee Stack" in order
to figure out how to get my EJB Home, etc... classes to be visible from
the Apache-SOAP
war code within the combined ear file.
I've modified the MANIFEST.MF file in the soap.war archive to include a
"Class-
A day or so ago, someone posted a question about how
you could get the classes that are in EJB jars to be visible within
tomcat for their JSP's. I have a similar problem; I'd like to
expose some EJB interfaces through SOAP on tomcat via
the "org.apache.soap.providers.*EJBProvider" interfaces.
I
I've seen a number of messages about SOAP options for the
JBoss user, namely: Apache SOAP, GLUE, ZOAP
Could anyone give a summary of their relative strengths and
weaknesses? I'd like to know how each is progressing, how
easy they are to use, and how likely they are not to disappear
in future
Right now, jbossmq use their own database for storing subscribed
messages,
right? Is there any way to make it use a "real" database (via jdbc or
something)
to do persistence?
Thanks
Ron
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