Hello Dev list, I already asked this a couple of days ago on the user mailing list but got no precise answer so far. Here's the thread on the user mailing list as a reference: http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/[EMAIL PROTECTED] g&by=thread&from=561688
As a quick summary here's a quote from http://www.nsdev.org/jboss/stories/jboss-net.html "So, to be clear, the web-service.xml should be located inside the jarfile named webservices.wsr in a subdirectory called META-INF. It doesn't matter what you call the jarfile as long as it has a .wsr extension." JBossNET, an Apache Axis wrapper for JBoss, uses that kind of files to deploy a web service. To be clean, such archive should be a dependency of a maven project with the property ear.bundle=true. That way, the EAR plugin would include the file in the EAR and add in the application.xml an entry like: <module> <java>webservices.wsr</java> </module> A plugin that will create such WSR archive is really straightforward since it relies on the jar plugin. I have the following questions for the deployment part: 1/ Is it clean to put wsr file in the JARS directory of the repository? Should we create a WSRS directory in the repository? 2/ The type of such dependency is 'java' it's not an ejb module. In that case, maven will try to download a file named webservices.jar which is not found. How can we solve this? I don't know if this kind of files is too specific to be added in maven. Let me know if I can help on this and how. Same story for the sar plugin. It seems to me that sar files are often used (at least in Jboss). I don't see any core plugin for that while there is an implementation available (http://loom.jcontainer.org/plugins/maven-sar/) Any feedback is welcome! Regards, Stephane --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
