Problem with standalone Axis2 client not undeploying files

[Wally Dennis <Wa...@hewitt.com>]

Hello,

I am experiencing an issue and wanted to see if anyone else has seen this. 
 When I execute an Axis2 client stub in a standalone Java application (ie 
- similar to the test driver that can be generated using the wsdl2java 
tool),  the deploy() method in the ModuleDeployer class causes copies of 
the different module files from the repository to be written to my 
webserver's temporary directory.  The problem is, these files are never 
cleaned up when the application completes, so everytime I run the 
application I get new copies of the files.  It appears as though nothing 
is ever "undeploying" these modules.  Looking at the undeploy() method in 
the ModuleDeployer class confirms this - the method is empty.

Interestingly, I see the same deployment behavior when I use Axis2 client 
stubs in a web application, except that the files appear to be cleaned up 
by my webserver (not Axis2 code) when I shut down the server.  It appears 
as though the code is assuming that the webserver will clean up these 
files, but that won't work if running as a standalone app.   Is anyone 
else seeing this?

Thanks,
Wally




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