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adding Axis to your own Webapp

hi
I want to add Axis to my own webapp (I read the user
guide but it was incomplete and also the link for the
Chapter 15 of Java Development with Ant pdf format
did'nt work )

what should I do???
I don't know how can I Run the Axis AdminClient
against my own webapp and realy need a clear
instruction.





		
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Re: adding Axis to your own Webapp

Posted by Sebastien Mayemba Mbokoso <se...@gmail.com>.
Tell me which Apache Axis version are you using ?


On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 05:11:30 -0800 (PST), nafise hassani
<na...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> hi
> I want to add Axis to my own webapp (I read the user
> guide but it was incomplete and also the link for the
> Chapter 15 of Java Development with Ant pdf format
> did'nt work )
> 
> what should I do???
> I don't know how can I Run the Axis AdminClient
> against my own webapp and realy need a clear
> instruction.
> 
> 
> __________________________________
> Do you Yahoo!?
> Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site!
> http://smallbusiness.yahoo.com/resources/
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Re: adding Axis to your own Webapp

Posted by Peter Smith <pe...@fast.fujitsu.com.au>.
I build an Axis WAR as follows and it deploys into my container OK.

    <!--
        Make an Axis WAR file (suitable for deployment into an 
Interstage IJServer).

        This is made from the provided webapps axis files except that 
the web.xml
        has to be modified because Interstage deployment does not allow 
the DOCTYPE
        element to be split across multiple lines as the original 
web.xml has.
    -->
    <target name="axis.make.axis.war.for.interstage" description="Make 
Axis WAR file">
         <delete file="${dist.dir}/${axis.war.filename}" verbose="true"/>
         <war destfile="${dist.dir}/${axis.war.filename}"
             webxml="${src.dir}/metadata/axis/axis-war-web.xml"
             basedir="${axis.root.dir}/webapps/axis">
             <metainf dir="${src.dir}/metadata/axis" 
includes="services/**.*"/>
         </war>
    </target>

The only quirk for me was the original Axis web.xml DOCTYPE was split 
across multiple lines which for some reason caused deployment to fail. 
This might not apply to you.

Maybe a JIRA issue should be raised for this.

And there is nothing in my metadata/axis/services/ directory so you 
could probably leave that part out.

Regrds,
Peter.


nafise hassani wrote:

>hi
>I want to add Axis to my own webapp (I read the user
>guide but it was incomplete and also the link for the
>Chapter 15 of Java Development with Ant pdf format
>did'nt work )
>
>what should I do???
>I don't know how can I Run the Axis AdminClient
>against my own webapp and realy need a clear
>instruction.
>
>
>
>
>
>		
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>Yahoo! Small Business - Try our new resources site!
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