Axis and Classpath JAR's question

[n....@mail.com]

Hi,

I would like to dploy a simple web service using AdminClient. However, this
service uses third-party (i.e. non-java) classes, whose jars have been placed
in my classpath. Hence the service compiles fine. However, after deployment
onto Axis, When you access the service axis (in the Tomcat log) throws an
exception that it cannot find these classes (even though they are in the 
classpath). Is there anything I need to do to register these jars in Axis when
I deploy the service (for example in the WSDD file?) so that I can properly
access the service?

Thanks in advance,

	-Neil  

Re: Axis and Classpath JAR's question

[Tony Blair <hr...@yahoo.com>]

Hi Niel,
 
Specifiying jar file in the classpath should technically work. Have you tried perhaps copy the third party jars under Tomcat? I had a similar problem with the SoapMonitorApplet classes and ended up moving them under Tomcat to make it work.
 
Regards,
Tony.

n.w.robinson@mail.com wrote:
Hi,

I would like to dploy a simple web service using AdminClient. However, this
service uses third-party (i.e. non-java) classes, whose jars have been placed
in my classpath. Hence the service compiles fine. However, after deployment
onto Axis, When you access the service axis (in the Tomcat log) throws an
exception that it cannot find these classes (even though they are in the 
classpath). Is there anything I need to do to register these jars in Axis when
I deploy the service (for example in the WSDD file?) so that I can properly
access the service?

Thanks in advance,

-Neil 

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