In theory I would think that might work, but since I already had a WAR 
inside my EAR, I just added the Axis2 servlet to it.  This seemed like the 
simplest way in my case to get this to work without having to worry about 
having two WARs inside a single EAR. 

Wally





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ok, -- is this the same way essentially its done with axis1? i'm just 
trying to think my way thru this.
 
since you added axis2 to web.xml as a servlet -- you end up with a WAR 
with an axis2 servet inside.
but an EAR could also have more than one WAR as a component i believe -- 
so could axis2.war
also be somehow simply added to the .ear as a component .war ?
 
thanks
 
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Yes, this can be done.  I have an existing Enterprise Application running 
on WebSphere 6 and I have done this.  I simply added all of the Axis2 jars 
in a shared library, associated that library with my application, and then 
manually added the AxisServlet to the web.xml of my existing web 
application.  So far, it has worked with no issues. 




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in 
http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/install.html#Step5InstallingNewWebServices 
  
in section 
Advanced Installation: adding Axis to your own Webapp 
it says you can "If you are experienced in web application development, 
and especially if you wish to add web services to an existing or complex 
webapp, you can take an alternate approach to running Axis. Instead of 
adding your classes to the Axis webapp, you can add Axis to your 
application." 
this sounds like using axis as an api -- where one could build a j2ee app 
-- such as an Enteprise Application -- .EAR file. 
  
-- which sounds like an axis1 web service app could be deployed to a j2ee 
app server without an axis.war having been deployed into a servlet 
container. 
  
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i have been looking to see if the same thing can be done with axis2 -- but 
so far i have not found any documentation applicable to this question ? 
  
does anyone know the answer?? 
  
thanks 
  


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