Title: Web Service and EJB with Axis and JBoss
I just realized that my zip file contains a .vbs file (since I am providing a VBScript client application). Seems that some mail server will reject it all together thinking that this is infected (even if it is not). Sorry for that.
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Subject: Web Service and EJB with Axis and JBoss

Here is a zip file containing some code and documentation to build and run some web services implemented as EJBs. The EJBs are deployed in JBoss, the web services are deployed into Axis. Axis is deployed into Tomcat (which is bundled with JBoss). The web services are very simple (echo and count type of operations). The point of this distribution is from an integration point of view.

Here is what is covered:

    • Axis web services implemented using EJBs
    • Request and session scope web service with stateless and stateful EJBs
    • JAAS security applied on the EJBs implementation, allowing security on the web services
    • HTTPS encryption for some of the web services
    • Java web service client application (using Axis client API) with JAAS security and HTTPS.
    • C# .NET web service client application with JAAS security and HTTPS.
    • VBScript MSSoap Toolkit web service client application with JAAS security. Could not yet make HTTPS working.

The axis mailing list helped me a lot to put all that together, so feel free to reuse it as much as needed. If you find any issues or if you improve it, I will be happy to integrate the changes.

To the Axis development team, if you want to include some of this (or all of it) in the Axis distribution and/or documentation, no problem for me.

Thomas

<<AxisJBossWebServices.zip>>

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