Hi, I have a .war file which calls an ejb .jar on the same server. That ejb
also exposes some web services. I'd like to have the .war file be accessible
on one port, say 80, and the web services on another, say 8080, so that I can
block access to one or the another in a firewall.
Is that
I realize that jbossws will replace my soap address in my wsdl file with the
jboss.bind.address property on a successful deploy.
That property appears to be just the simple hostname though - the name of the
computer. I want it to be the name plus the domain, so
myname.mydomain.com:8080
Jason - thanks very much.
I tried the 3.2.4 edition w/o luck, so I submitted this as a bug.
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Hi,
So I successfully deployed my ejb as a web service, but when I generated my axis
client classes (using wsdl2java) the Boolean parameter in my method is now a boolean
primitive in the client stub.
I looked at the wsdl that jboss-net creates and it does not denote anywhere that the
