Thanks for the info, Richard. Actually, for the project that I'm working on ( a graduate school project), all I really need to do is to consume a couple of services. But I weanted to run through the samples/tutorials for learning purposes. But, I'll keep the Ant in mind, because I don't really feel like working on the command line (not in Windows, anyway!).
-- [EMAIL PROTECTED] > 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 > >-- > >[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 > >>> > >>>-- > >>> > >>> > >>> > > > > > > > >
