WAR file - how to

[Liviu Chiriac <li...@inetsoft.com>]

 
I have a WAR file (app.war), with my application already developed. I
need to expose certain methods from some of my classes as web services.
 
Tomcat automatically expands my WAR file if I put it in the webapps
directory, where Axis also resides.
 
Do I have to do a wsdl2java and jav2wsdl for each class whose methods I
need to expose? Also, how do I specify the methods (I do not want to
expose all of them).
 
Liviu
 
 
 
 

RE: WAR file - how to

[Liviu Chiriac <li...@inetsoft.com>]

By putting all the Axis jars under webapps/<my-app>/WEB-INF/lib and
configuring the web.xml for AxisServlet, AdminServlet and .jws, Axis
seems to have blended fine in my application.

Then I run for a <webservice>
  % java org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient deploy.wsdd

But this deploys into the \webapps\axis ... not in \webapps\<my-app>.
How can I make it go under <my-app> ?

In other words, I want to be able to invoke:
http://localhost:8080/<my-app>/services/<webservice>?wsdl
  and not:
http://localhost:8080/axis/services/<webservice>?wsdl


Liviu


-----Original Message-----
From: Liviu Chiriac [mailto:liviuc@inetsoft.com] 
Sent: Thursday, September 19, 2002 1:33 PM
To: axis-user@xml.apache.org
Subject: WAR file - how to


I have a WAR file (app.war), with my application already developed. I
need to expose certain methods from some of my classes as web services.

Tomcat automatically expands my WAR file if I put it in the webapps
directory, where Axis also resides.

Do I have to do a wsdl2java and jav2wsdl for each class whose methods I
need to expose? Also, how do I specify the methods (I do not want to
expose all of them).

Liviu