OK. May be my English is ugly. I developed from the chapter for WebServices, in the J2EE Tutorial, a simple WEBService (some hello world), without Axis. At the end, there is a helloworld.war, per example.
At Sun App Server, just copy this .WAR at deploys dir. The server, when load this WAR, put automatically in web.xml a Servlet that intercepts services to my HelloWorld class. That class was com.sun.enterprise.webservice.JAXRPCServlet. At JBoss I copy this .WAR at deploys dir. When load this .WAR, it also put automatically in web.xml a servlet that intercepts the services to my HelloWorld class. That class was org.jboss.webservice.server.ServiceEndpointServletJSE. JBoss has the Axis services automatically. They do this automatically. I just copy the .WAR in the deploys dir from servers. Tomcat doenst have this power :) Then I thought I need the Axis for run webservices in Tomcat. I tested the Axis: put a .jws in its webapp\axis, or the classes in webapp\axis\WEB-INF\classes, and used the AdminClient for publishing. These run. But, what can I do in my .WAR for redirecting the services resources from my HelloWorld class? GLUP!!!! Thanks to all Adilson
