Hi Paul,
   
  Thanks for the suggestion.
  could you please explain/ ( have any link ) on how I can do merging of 2 war 
files.
  I mean my application war and Axis2 WAR ,which contains the service files.
   
  Thanks in advance,
  Renjith

Paul Fremantle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  Renjith

I think you need to merge your existing WAR/EAR with the Axis2 WAR to
make a single EAR. Then they should all live in the same context.

Have a look at:
http://wso2.org/library/90

Paul

On 6/6/07, renjith kalappurackal wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I am novice in Axis.
> I have a scenario. I have a web application deployed in JBoss applicatin
> server(integrated with tomcat). with war and ear implementation. And I have
> set up webservices module in side JBoss under /server/default/webapps/ by
> deploying axis2.war .
> The scenario is that The webservices implementation changes
> the data in the database accessing the same kind of entity beans that is
> been used by web application ( that is been deployed in tomcat/webapps). But
> the problem I am facing is that when the data is been changed by webservices
> its not been reflected in entity beans that is being used by web
> application. ( I think that webservices and web application using different
> JVM's) Is there any way that make the entity beans tthat are being used by
> web application get refreshed with the data that is being currently updated
> by Webservices.
> My question is that whether we can access the same Entity
> bean instance that is being used by Web application from web serives. ( I am
> not supposed to change anything in EJB layer ,( I think if we are changing
> the isolation level in EJB layer may be a solution , but I am not supposed
> to do any change in EJB layer ,since it can impact the performance )) , Is
> there any methodolgy that I can use in this scenario.
> Any advice would be appreciated. And correct me if I am wrong
> in my concepts.
>
> Thanks in Advice
> Renjith
>
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