If what you wrote below wasn't just sloppy description, your problem is * jar the .class files, put the jar in /lib * run the admin client from the directory the .wsdd lives in
Once you've compiled and jar'd your .java files, you've got no need for the
.class files, and the wsdd is used only while the AdminClient is running.
There's no need for it to be in your deployment tree.
Thanks for the tip, but now I'm even more confused. When following your advice I realized that I had improperly jar'd my class. So I fixed that and continued onward. I tried using just the jar files (without the class files) and Axis threw a class not found fault. On placing the classes back into the classes directory Axis listed the service perfectly. Am I doing something wrong that would require me to use class files?
Thank you, Daniel Skiles
