Hi Doug
 
pls see my comment below;

Thanks,
 Deepal
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----- Original Message -----
From: Doug Stein
Sent: Tuesday, October 25, 2005 3:48 AM
Subject: Web services deployment API

I have a question relating to deployment of web services using Axis2.  The normal way to deploy a service is to create an archive file (*.aar) and then drop it into the appropriate directory, which is then picked up by Axis.  This all works just fine, and the hot deployment feature is very cool.

But I am wondering, is there a way to expose a service in Axis without using the file system? 
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You can do that , but we have not expose that , pls take a look at that
org.apache.axis2.util.Utils    line number : 95
 
You can use that way to deploy service
 
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 I'd like to register a service with Axis using an API rather than create an archive file.  Theoretically the service could be registered along with a callback that would be called when the service is invoked.  The callback might look something like:

  public OMElement invokeService(String serviceName, OMElement element);

Looking around in the source code the answer would seem to be that it doesn't work this way, but I'm wondering if I am missing something.  Also, would this feature possibly be part of upcoming work such as the Management Interface for Axis2?
 
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Yes, we are thinking of doing so , providing admin service with an API to deploy services
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Thanks,

- Doug

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