Re: Classpath help?

[Richard Martin]

There is no requirement to use Ant with AXIS but I think you'll find 
that its infinitely better than developement on the command line. I'd 
reccomend larning how to use it. Its worth learning just to get past the 
classpath madness that comes with working on the command line.

If you're looking for a good book, "Java Developement with Ant" by Erik 
Hatcher and Steve Loughran is fantastic as a basic tutorial and a 
complete reference (although it doesnt contain any details of the Axis 
Ant utilities within the Web Services section).

Regards,

Richard

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

Thanks -- bear with me, as I said I'm a newbie at Axis and WS.  I haven't been using Ant at all -- I've been following a couple of tutorials and none of them have used Ant. It's an option, rather than a requirement, correct?

I've also tried some other examples, other than the bundled samples, and I get the same errors.

Thanks for the help.

-Rob
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 

Hi,
Put %AXIS_HOME%/build/classes into your classpath. If you compile the 
samlpes using the provided ant tasks, the resulting class is put in the 
aforementioned directories. So, the sample classes will be found in 
%AXIS_HOME%/build/classes/samples.
Hope that helps :)

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   

Unfortunately, that didn't seem to work.  I tried %AXIS_HOME%/samples and 
     

%AXIS_HOME%/samples/userguide
   

Any other suggestions?

Thanks for the help.

-Rob

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