Deepal,
Does this work for you? please see svn revision 547859.
*new AxisServer(true).deployService("className");
thanks,
dims
On 6/16/07, Deepal Jayasinghe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok I will give up :) ,
However this is not the API what we (the ppl at the hackathon ) wanted
. We did not want someone to extend the class and do some crazy stuff
with that. What we really wanted was to provide as much as easy API to
deploy a service.
If someone want to create a configuration with his data , he can do so
by passing system properties (I have mentioned that in the comments ).
If user knows about the repository and configuration context , then he
can not be simple user , in that case he does not want to use this API.
*** Why did I add this simple class, which make a such a war in the
list :) (poor me) **
Thanks
Deepal
Davanum Srinivas wrote:
> Deepal,
>
> #1: start() has a well known connotation and has to be called after
> one deploy's all the services that they want. ie deployService can be
> called multiple times
> #2: Just look at the API now for AxisServer.
> - There are protected variables so that one can easily extend the
> class
:)
> - There is a createDefaultConfigurationContext which can be
> overriden to supply the configuration context when one extends this
> class. Or one can use setConfigurationContext to set it.
> - There is a start/stop which can be used to run/stop the AxisServer
> - There is a deployService to deploy however many services that
> needed to be deployed.
> What's wrong with the API? Other than the fact that it does not
> support your one liner?
Its not simple for me :)
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