Hi Doug
I apologize to you if I am asking an obbvious question. I am having a bit of a
confusion here since I am new to axis and have been learning and experimenting with it
for the past few days.
As I understand, axis when living as a webapp say under tomcat(I followed the
instalation instructions in the docs), has a single server-config.wsdd file which will
have all the deployed services listed in it. So, when different users use the admin
client against axis to deploy their web services, all the web services get listed in
that server-config.wsdd file.
Now, as in the discussion in the email below, if the server-config.wsdd is
included in the war file then it means that if multiple web services are deployed in
the form of war files, there will be multiple server-config.wsdd files eventually
right? This is the part I am having trouble understanding. Why not have one
server-config.wsdd per app server listing all the web services that have been deployed
in it?....the trouble I am having a problem understanding this is because I am viewing
the server-config.wsdd file on the lines of a server.xml file in tomcat that knows
about all the web application contexts intalled; security aspects etc.
Note: I am looking at things in the light of a complex organization where different
groups would be having a shared tomcat server and would be deploying different web
service war files.
Thanks
Srinivas
-----Original Message-----
From: Doug Davis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 12, 2003 6:18 AM
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Subject: Re: Building a WAR with web services already deployed
Mike,
Just add them to the server-config.wsdd file in the WEB-INF dir and they're
predeployed. -Dug
Mike Spreitzer/Watson/[EMAIL PROTECTED] on 09/12/2003 09:14:20 AM
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Subject: Building a WAR with web services already deployed
I would like to build a WAR (Web Application aRchive) that contains Axis with some of
my own web services already "deployed". That is, I want to be able to distribute this
WAR to people and tell them to simply install it in their servlet container --- with
no need to use the Axis AdminClient after that. What would it take to build such a
WAR? (I didn't find this in a quick look around the Axis documentation.)
Thanks,
Mike
