I have no experience with deploying Axis in Dynamo, by I did successfully deploy Apache SOAP 2.2
into Dynamo. I deployed it just as a J2EE application.
Then I use an Abstract Factory pattern to make the link to Dynamo.
The client is the class which is dispatched in SOAP.
The abstract factory makes the link (via JNDI) to Dynamo to return a concrete factory which is a Dynamo component.
The concrete factory creates concrete products which are also real Dynamo component.
This approach works fine for us. Don't see why it could not work for Axis.
Joost
| Nuno Guerreiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
2002-03-21 12:11
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To: Axis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> cc: (bcc: Joost den Boer/EHV/CE/PHILIPS) Subject: Does anyone know how to install Axis in Dynamo 5.1? Classification:
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According to the installaction instructions for Axis,
it should be very simple to install Axis in any
Servlet Engine compliant with the 2.2 Servlet
Specification. It would be a matter of copying a bunch
of directories.
Although I've managed to perform installation using
Tomcat 4.0.1, I'm having some difficulties with Dynamo
5.1.
I'd like to understand how the Web Server dispatches
HTTP requests to the correct Web Service. when I write
http://localhost:8080:/axis/services/myservice, how
does the Web Server know which class to call if I
don't tell it? I'm a bit confused. How does the
internal Web Server in Tomcat 4 know this if I haven't
told it?
Many thanks for any help,
Nuno Guerreiro
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