Using Axis2, Spring and Hibernate

[David Bunzli <Da...@health.qld.gov.au>]

Hi,
 
I was hoping to use Axis2, Spring and Hibernate together. I've got this combo to work by exploding the AAR in this fashion (viewed as a directory tree structure under the web server):
...
-webapps
    -axis2
        -WEB-INF
            ....
            -lib: contains various JARs required such as the Axis2, Spring and Hibernate JARs. And a webService.jar which contains the Wsdl2Java generated objects, the domain objects and corresponding Hibernate config files (*.hbm.xml)
            -services: webService.aar (containing the Spring config (applicationContext.xml), the WSDL and the services.xml)
 
While this is handy for the moment, it would be preferred if I can get the web service artifacts (the JARs, web service and domain/DAO classes, the Spring and Hibernate configs) all to be in the AAR.
 
Has anyone got Axis2, Spring and Hibernate to work all in one AAR?
 
Regards,
David

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