Hi, Thanks for the reply.
I actually found that same info when I was searching, but what I'm asking is, if hotupdate is false, then how do you update an Axis web service? I tried uploading the updated AAR, which didn't do anything, and I tried manually copying the AAR file into the service directory, which also didn't do anything. In both cases, I unzipped the AAR file and decompiled the .class and verified that the .class had my changes, but I can't figure out how to tell Axis (or Tomcat) that there's a new AAR. Thanks again, Jim ---- charitha kankanamge <[email protected]> wrote: > Excerpt from http://www.developer.com/services/article.php/3557741 > <quote> > Hotupdate is an important feature and is required in a testing > environment. However, it is not advisable to use hot update in a > real-time system because a hot update could result in the system leading > to an unknown state. Additionally, there is the possibility of losing > the existing service data of that service. To prevent this, Axis2 came > with the hot update parameter set to FALSE by default. > </quote> > > HTH, > Charitha > > http://charithaka.blogspot.com > [email protected] wrote: > > >Hi, > > > >I was able to get the web service updated by changing the "hotupdate" to > >"true" in axis2.xml, but I still am wondering, if the "hotupdate" parameter > >is left at "false", what is the procedure to update an existing web service? > > > >Thanks, > >Jim > > > >---- [email protected] wrote: > > > > > >>Hi, > >> > >>I just got Axis2 installed, with Tomcat. > >> > >>To get started, I built the quickstart sample by running ant, and then I > >>used the Axis admin webapp to upload the StockQuoteService.aar, and that > >>worked, i.e., I can access the web service operations. > >> > >>I wanted to modify the StockQuoteService update operation so that it would > >>return something, so I modified the StockQuoteService.java, and then ran > >>ant again. > >> > >>I didn't see something like "delete a service" in the Axis admin, so I > >>tried uploading the update .aar file, but even after I bounced Tomcat, it > >>looks like it's still using the original StockQuoteService. Also, the WSDL > >>that I get when I got to the ?wsdl URL is still not showing any response > >>for the update operation. > >> > >>So, I am wondering, how do I update a web service that has been uploaded? > >> > >>Thanks, > >>Jim > >> > >> > > > > > > > > > > > >
