I'm still reletively new to AXIS but as far as I know you always have to copy the classes yourself. Nevetheless, I think you can deploy the web service before actually copying the classes. I seems to me that AXIS is not looking for the classes at deployment time - only when calling the service for the first time or requesting the WSDL. ..correct me if I'm wrong!
try to use ANT for automatic deployment (including comiling, copying, ..) Regards, Olaf On Wed, 9 Jul 2003, Steve Pannier wrote: > The following was posted on the Axis user's list last November: > > <POST> > > > Still unclear whether I must copy the classes first then deploy or if > > the deploy copies the classes for me....seems like if I were deploying > > to remote machine the AdminClient should copy the classes for me > > admin client just tells the server about another service; the files should > be there. so copy them first > > </POST> > > My question: Can anyone verify for me whether this still holds true? > That is, do I still need to copy the class files first before doing a > remote deployment? > > If so, does anyone have any recommendations as to the best way to > *programmatically* do this? > > Thanks in advance. > > > Steve Pannier > >
