Hi Michele,
Thank you very much for your reply.
I will try your suggestion using hot deployment.
Dynamical invocation means I will use the following template to call web
service instead of using the stub generated by WSDL2Java.
Service service = new Service();
Call call = (Call) service.createCall();
.......
best regards
yong
>> Yong Yang wrote:
>> > Hi, I started working with Axis, and have read these documents following
>> Axis recommended reading.
>> >
>> > However I still have some problems to solve and spent a lot of time to
>> sovle them.
>> >
>> > 1) Instant deployment problem
>> > I knew there is a instant deployment. I can directly copy the java
>> source code to my webapp directory and rename it with "jws" extension.
>> When the web service consists of more than one class, I am still using
>> instant deployment. But I got an compile error when I access the web
>> service. Some documents said there are some limitations, but i don't
>> know what are the limiations? May I know whether it is possible to
>> deploy a web service with multiple class using instant deployment?
>> >
>> You can use hot deployment. Create a aar file containing your classes,
>> libs and the configuration file describing which operations your web
>> service should expose and drop it into the services folder.
>> > 2)Dynamical Invocation
>> > When I invoke a web service using dynamical invocation, I don't know how
>> to send and receive complex data structure and attachment. Is it
>> possible to achieve that using dynamical invocation?
>> What is dynamical invocation?
>> >
>> > I would apprieciate it if some one can give me some clue or refer some
>> documents for the above problems.
>> >
>> > many thanks
>> > yong
>> Michele
>> >
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