That makes sense. I deployed this web service using jws deployment.
Under that deployment method where exactly does the web service get the
namespace from? Also, is it possible to alter the namespace so it is
something different?
Anne Thomas Manes wrote:
The WSDL targetNamespace is not the same as the URL of your service. A
namespace is just a name -- it's not a path to file. If you host the same
service in two different domains, the WSDL namespace should remain the
same.
Anne
On 6/6/06, tom mccarthy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am using axis 1.4. The company I work for has deployed this service on
one of our servers. What we want to do is let this code be available on
our domain and on another domain as well. The problem that we are
running into is that when we point another domain to the same location,
the wsdl still shows the primary domain of the server in the target
namespace of the wsdl. What would be the best way to publish the same
web service under two separate urls without having this occur?
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