RE: Multiple Classes in the Same package

["Wagh, Shrikant" <sh...@hp.com>]

Sai,

 

The easiest thing you can do is put the classes in
<tomcat_home>/webapps/axis/WEB-INF directory. Please make sure that to
maintain the package hierarchy of these classes in the WEB-INF
directory. Restart the tomcat instance. It should work.

 

Shrikant Wagh

QA Lead, HPP/Eprofile, HP

 

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-----Original Message-----
From: Sai Pradeep - Hotmail [mailto:pradeep_sai@hotmail.com] 
Sent: Monday, January 12, 2004 5:20 PM
To: Axis Mailing list Apache
Subject: Multiple Classes in the Same package

 

Hi all!

 

How can one use the supporting classes for the main service? Where
should be these classes placed in the application server(in this case
tomcat4.1)? To illustrate further see this sample code. Whenever i try
to deploy this Service, it says that i couldn't find InvJni class.
Please let me know where should i place this class in the tomcat
directory for tomcat to recognize it.

 

Service.java (Service - to be deployed)

-----------------------------------------------

package WF;

public class Service

{

    public void getAct(String variable)

    {    

        InvJni.get(variable);                    // InvJni is another
class which is defined in the same package, which has get and put
methods.

        .....

    }

 

    public void putAct(String variable, String activity)

    {

        InvJni.put(variable,activity);

        ......

    }

 

InvJni.java(another class)

-------------------------------

package WF;

public class InvJni

{

    public void get(String variable)

    {......}

    public void put(String variable, String activity)

    {.....}

}

 

Please let me know how to deploy this webservice successfully on tomcat.

 

Cheers

Sai