I have been running Tomcat 6.x for some time, and building web
applications with both the Netbeans and Wavemaker IDE. I am now dipping
my toes into web services for the first time, and I could use a few
pointers.
I used Netbeans to construct a simple web service, and a client
application that uses that service. When I 'deploy' the web service
inside of Netbeans, it kicks off Tomcat and everything works fine. So I
tried copying the .war file for the service to my regular Tomcat
instance, restarted it, and when I ran the client program it gave me
this error:
Exception: javax.xml.ws.WebServiceException: Failed to access the WSDL
at: http://localhost:8084/WS_RRD_Distributor/WS_Get_RRD_File?wsdl. It
failed with:
Connection refused.
I have not configured my Tomcat instance to read port 8084 - it is
running on 8080 by default. So a couple of questions from a beginner in
this area:
1) Are there things I need to add to my basic Tomcat instance in order
to be able to run SOAP web services?
2) How do I get the ports set up correctly - it looks like Netbeans
chose 8084 - I think that may be arbitrary, but I'm not sure. Since I
just copied the .war file into Tomcat/webapps, do I need to change
config files in Netbeans, in Tomcat, both or neither??
3) What is the proper procedure for developing a web service using
something like Netbeans and then deploying that in a target machine
running Tomcat (I've asked a similar question on the Netbeans mailing
list - but if the procedure involves modifying Tomcat itself, I figured
I should ask it here as well...
Thanks in advance
nbc
NAME: Neil B. Cohen (Verisign Inc.)
PHONE: 703-948-4471
DOMAIN: nco...@verisign.com
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