Alright some more data. I used the WSDL2JAVA tool bundled with Axis2 1.4. I then imported the results into eclipse and tried to use the Archive plugin on that code. It produces different results but still does not work. When I give it a service and class name and click load it seems to do something but does not enable the next button or give the class not found error. If I give it a service name that does not exist I still get the class not found error. So it seems like it can find the class now but still doesn't give me the list of service methods nor am I able to continue. Hope that sheds some more light. "Given enough time, the proper resources, and access to some really toxic stuff, one can probably dissolve just about anything except Peep eyes."
----- Original Message ---- From: Chris O'Connor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thursday, June 5, 2008 2:00:49 PM Subject: Re: Axis2 Service Archiver issue I am seeing the same problem as Kmany. I ran through the wizard but when I get to trying to load the class I also get the "error : Class not found ..." I actually even tried getting the plugin up in eclipse to debug where it thought it was looking but couldn't get it to work. But that's a seperate issue... I tried a number of different Class File Locations in step 1. It seems like the plugin should be able to find that out from the project but that's neither here nor there, the problem is it doesn't seem to work. I tried each directory in the tree which follows the model below... Project build classes com my_company my_project_name *.class I tried a number of variations of my_service_name and my_class_name I'm using the version of the plugin from: axis2-eclipse-service-archiver-wizard-1.4.zip and running a clean unzip of eclipse from this .zip eclipse-jee-ganymede-RC1-win32.zip Other system attribs: Java jdk 1.6.0_05 Windows XP I'm happy to supply more info I'm just not sure what else would give more insight... -Chris "Given enough time, the proper resources, and access to some really toxic stuff, one can probably dissolve just about anything except Peep eyes."
