I'm not sure what you mean, so the answer is probably that the context is the
same for all of them. How would I go abotu changing this?
Colin Saxton wrote:
> What context have you set the rpcrouter servlet to ?? is it the same for all
> of them?
>
> -Original Message--
Is it possible to have multiple applications (ear file) that have a
seperate soap-container associated with it. So app1 has it's own
soap.war file and app2 has it's own. What I'm running into seems to be
that despite adding init parms to the web.xml file and creating a
soap.xml file, both applicat
Would placing this inside a .ear file affect the way that this "should" work?
> I have something similiar to that. Do these files live in the soap.war file? One
> other question, what do you have in the
> dds.xml file?
>
> Thanks,
> Dave
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > I use an XML configurat
I have something similiar to that. Do these files live in the soap.war file? One
other question, what do you have in the
dds.xml file?
Thanks,
Dave
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I use an XML configuration file (not the .ds file) so this may or may not
> work. Anyway, you can change the config fi
Has anyone succesfully been able to specify a different location for the
DeployedServices.ds file. I have tried a few times and it always seems
like the servlet never picks up any of the changes that I make to the
deployment descriptor. If anyone as any suggestions I would appreciate
it.
Thanks,
What would be in the .war file (soap.war) and/or the deployment
descriptors for the services that should be deployed?
Are there docs for this anywhere. I'm not using Tomcat, but an
application server running the soap container and would like to do
basically the same thing.
akshay saluja wrote:
>
Where does Apache store the list of deployed services? I've seen some
mention of a file called DeployedServices.ds, but have not been able to
find that on my system (SunOS 5.8, running iPlanet Application Server
6.0) Any insight would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Dave Hirst
