Hi Jeff,
aaah yes, the documentation is a shame. And maybe I�m confused by myself,
but that�s
another topic ;-)
The usage is independent EmbeddedTomcat (comes with a separate HTTP-Server)
and is
exemplary described by the test-bean.jar and its source ...
Basically, you need to set up an mbean in jboss.jcml (see the snippet
etc/conf/jboss.jcml)
that is the SOAP-HTTP-Server. SOAP-enabled beans are wrapped with a
dedicated SoapContainerInvoker
(see the etc/META-INF/test/jboss.xml how this is done) that registers at the
HTTP-Server as
a so-called SOAP-router.
Your clients (example: dist/bin/test.bat) use SoapInvocationHandler proxies
which then connect
via the HTTP-Server to the beans.
Hope this helps,
CGJ
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Von: Jeffrey Wescott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 4. Januar 2001 22:25
An: jBoss
Betreff: [jBoss-User] Using ZOAP?
I've read everything I can find on ZOAP (not very much) and I'm still
confused. How do I *USE* it with JBoss. Does anyone have any examples
anywhere? Is ZOAP configured by default in the jboss / tomcat embedded
package? Any help would be appreciated.
++Jeff
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