ok my problem solved with the following understanding after i read the posts
here 10 times very carefully.
1. the jboss.xml must be same path as ejb-jar.xml
2. the must have 2 slashes "/" patterns
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I doubt why mine identical but still not working?
webservices.xml
| http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee";
| xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
| xsi:schemaLocation="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee
http://www.ibm.com/webservices/xsd/j2ee_web_services_1_1\.xsd"; version="
Good post, thanks for that.
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And the corresponding jboss.xml entry. Note the two part uri value provided
which if not provided gives the "porturi error". Thomas' point is that the
first part of the uri has to be identical for both uri entries, in the case
'SmartService/':
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Here I am sheepishly answering my own question:
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UserService
| META-INF/wsdl/UserService.wsdl
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META-INF/jaxrpc-user-mapping.xml
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| UserPort
| UserSessionEndpointPort
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| UserSessionEndpoint
But what about a good example of a webservice.xml entry that shows more than
one ejb endpoint in it? Like the other users, I'm having trouble simply
deploying two endpoints. Enough about the issue on whether it's a bug or not,
could we just see what the solution is? How do we move forward with g
As I said before, you should read the dtd. Here for your convenience
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Hi Thomas,
Even if you do not accept this as a bug, it is an issue that JBossWS should
look into. If you need the port-component-uri to be hardcoded, that's a serious
portability issue for the EAR.
Anyway, if the whole point is to get two unique URIs like
http://somehost:8080/myservice/bean-on
You need to specify a distinct for each SLSB. Have a look
at jboss_4_0.dtd
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All in all, can anyone give me the total solution for this problem.
Because I use JBuilder2005EE+JBoss 4.0.3RC1, I must remove the
node in the JBoss to deploy the ejb-jar.
When there's only one ejb with endpoint webserivce , all is ok. But when
there're two webservice , then the error happens.
If you have 2 endpoints you need 2 URLs, e.g.
http://somehost:8080/myservice/bean-one
http://somehost:8080/myservice/bean-two
With an EJB endpoint there is no standard way of setting up an as
you do with POJO endpoints in web.xml. Thats why we need to do it in a
propriatary DD (jboss.xml)
jbo
could some one please explain why this is NOT a Bug?
How can't it be a Bug :
1. You define 2 web services in webservices.xml
2. You define 2 SLSB's in ejb-jar.xml
3. You deploy your app.
4. It crahes with that wierd message which Raja initially showed...
Is this a J2EE 1.4 standard?
Why do I need
Hi Raja and Thomas
I am having the same problem on my project.
I didn't understand the solution offered: updating port-uri in jboss.xml
I am quite new to JBoss and to JBoss-WS (I dont even know where to put
jboss.xml).
If you could post an example of jboss.xml and the port-uri elements that solv
The implementation leverages the requirement that the
must be unique among all
elements within a given deployment.
It is also true that you can have multiple elements within a
where the must be unique as well.
I still favour the current implementation where it is the responsibility of the
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBWS-91
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Hi Thomas
I have a single webservice-description-name only. this is how my
webservices.xml looks like
| http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee";
| xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
| xsi:schemaLocation="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee
http://www.ibm.com/webservices/xsd/j2e
Each webservice-description-name needs to be unique in webservices.xml
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Actually, i dont have any jboss.xml in my system. The reason i believe this is
wrong is that JBoss calcuates the endpoint address based on the name of the
archive(xxx in the case of xxx.war) and the value thats in the
"webservice-description-name" in webservices.xml. So if i have 2
port-compone
The error message tells you about port-uri in jboss.xml.
The wsdlsoap:address is irrelevant as this will be overridden anyway at deploy
time.
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Thanks for the response. Im still new to WS, sorry if im missing something
obvious. There are 2 wsdl files in my jar archive, one of them having a
http://localhost:8080/ws4ee/services/TestBean"/>
and another with
http://localhost:8080/ws4ee/services/CEEBean"/>
So the endpoint address for both of
Its intended behaviour, not a bug. If you have more than one endpoints, you
need to assign individual uri-patterns to them. Otherwise the clients could not
distinguish them.
The error message tells you axactly what to do.
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