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No bean with name "context" found, jsr181:proxy in SU

Hi,

Here is code from my xbean.xml, but when I try to deploy I get an error
saying 'No bean with name 'context' found:

<jsr181:proxy service="rc:EchoService" 
	              endpoint="test.su.EchoService" 
	              type="test.EchoService"  
	              context="#context"> 
	          </jsr181:proxy>

what am I doing wrong? I followed the steps from the help online on FUSE...
but could get this to work. I dont find the zip file mentioned there for
download... please help me with this.


Thanks
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Re: Package name mismatch in source generated using wsgen

Posted by GameOne <ru...@yahoo.com>.
Problem 1: I tried adding spring jar to the classpath but it did not help...
what is going wrong? Why no response?

Problem 2: directory structure created using 'wsgen' does not match the
package name in the source. For example, 
if the folder structure is com/aruba/uw, then the package name is
com.aruba.UW. I am not sure how this mismatch is taking place.

Does anyone know what is going on?


GameOne wrote:
> 
> Is there no workaround? If i want to pass the location of spring jar in
> the classpath... How do I do that?
> 
> 
> GameOne wrote:
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> Here is code from my xbean.xml, but when I try to deploy I get an error
>> saying 'No bean with name 'context' found:
>> 
>> <jsr181:proxy service="rc:EchoService" 
>> 	              endpoint="test.su.EchoService" 
>> 	              type="test.EchoService"  
>> 	              context="#context"> 
>> 	          </jsr181:proxy>
>> 
>> what am I doing wrong? I followed the steps from the help online on
>> FUSE... but could get this to work. I dont find the zip file mentioned
>> there for download... please help me with this.
>> 
>> 
>> Thanks
>> 
> 
> 

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Re: No bean with name "context" found, jsr181:proxy in SU

Posted by GameOne <ru...@yahoo.com>.
Is there no workaround? If i want to pass the location of spring jar in the
classpath... How do I do that?


GameOne wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> Here is code from my xbean.xml, but when I try to deploy I get an error
> saying 'No bean with name 'context' found:
> 
> <jsr181:proxy service="rc:EchoService" 
> 	              endpoint="test.su.EchoService" 
> 	              type="test.EchoService"  
> 	              context="#context"> 
> 	          </jsr181:proxy>
> 
> what am I doing wrong? I followed the steps from the help online on
> FUSE... but could get this to work. I dont find the zip file mentioned
> there for download... please help me with this.
> 
> 
> Thanks
> 

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