I
don't believe the statement "As you are talking with axis, not tomcat wheni
nvoking a service, axis can´t load classes the same as tomcat" is correct. I
don't put anything related to Axis in my classpath before starting Tomcat.T
omcat gets everything it needs to run Axis from the axis
webapp.
I know
this doesn't help, but example3 works for me. I didn't move any new files
into the axis webapp. I just ran
java
org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient deploy.wsdd
to
deploy the service and then ran
java
samples.userguide.example3.Client test
to
execute it.
Of
course I had to have all the jars in the Axis lib directory, plus xerces.jar
(1.4.4) in my classpath to run those two commands. I didn't have those jars in
my classpath when I started Tomcat though.
"axis can't load classes the same as tomcat"
Do I smell a
requirement here, guys?
Walden
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