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Posted to wsif-user@ws.apache.org by Rene Davila <re...@stackpointer.net> on 2007/01/26 16:43:35 UTC

WSIF in a wep application

Hi:

 

I’m trying to port the complex soap example to a web application using
struts. 

Where must I place de .wsdl file? What url must I use in order to locate
this file?

 

René Dávila Barrios.

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Re: WSIF in a wep application

Posted by st...@aegon.co.uk.
The WSDL can go anywhere you want it to be.  As long as it is reachable 
from your WSIF client, then it doesn't matter if it is on your C drive, 
hosted on a web server or on your classpath (if you are using Java).

Hope that helps,


Stuart

Stuart Bell
eCommerce Application Architect
AEGON UK
Email: stuart.bell@aegon.co.uk





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Hi:
 
I’m trying to port the complex soap example to a web application using 
struts. 
Where must I place de .wsdl file? What url must I use in order to locate 
this file?
 
René Dávila Barrios.
rene.davila@stackpointer.net
Stack Pointer
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