if i'm not mistaken axis2 has the notion of application scope. also why not use spring beans for the model (assuming it's immutable and renders services not data).
________________________________ From: mchmiel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thu 8/16/2007 12:53 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Need advice I need to integrate a .NET platform and Java and for this task I have choosen WebServices. First technology for the Java part was ofcourse Axis. But then I had to redesign the whole thing becouse of the caching problem . Here is the explanation: 1. I have a MemoryModel (a JDOM tree) which has to be loaded as the Tomcat AppServer is stertin 2. I need to implement a WS taht manages the resourse (MemoryModel) 3. Then the next WebService allows users to invoke read/write operations on the first Ws that manages the MemoryModel First of all cannot find how to preload webservice, and second issue how to share a complex Object between WebServices (inside the same WebApp) I started from teh beggining and using servlets I could managed to do so ... that is. 1. PreLoad the servlet 2. Write a caching servlet and register the MemeoryModel in ServeltContext 3. Write a Servlet that could (pretend to be a WS) 4, the last task is extreamly hard I looked throuh kSOAP, JAXM and so on but the i do not need the servet to understand SOAP but to be a WS? In such case can Axis help me? Or even simplier task.... can Axis WS see a servlet context and register internally my MemeoryModel? Thanks For any help mchm --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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