Yes I think so. Actually I have split the Banking example into two projects in 
eclipse. Both are webapps including the kandula libraries and the server-config 
file from the kandula example. So when I start the server for every project 
there will be started a webservice at http://localhost:8080/HelloWorld and
http://localhost:8080/BankingClient. By looking at the web services with the 
browser (http://localhost:8080/BankingClient/services) there can be seen the 
following:

And now... Some Services
AdminService (wsdl) 
AdminService 
activationCoordinator (wsdl) 
createCoordinationContextOperation 
registrationCoordinator (wsdl) 
registerOperation 
completionCoordinator (wsdl) 
commitOperation 
rollbackOperation 
BankOneTest (wsdl) 
test1 
completionInitiator (wsdl) 
committedOperation 
abortedOperation 
coordinator (wsdl) 
replayOperation 
abortedOperation 
readOnlyOperation 
preparedOperation 
committedOperation 
participant (wsdl) 
prepareOperation 
commitOperation 
rollbackOperation 

So both web services are running and as soon as I run the Tester there I get a 
java.rmi.RemoteException: (404)/axis/services/activationCoordinator.

By using atomic transactions is it necessary that both ends are running on 
webservers or is it more a speciality of this exampel?

thx Dominik

-------- Original-Nachricht --------
> Datum: Tue,  2 Oct 2007 08:53:34 -0400
> Von: Dasarath Weeratunge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> An: [email protected]
> Betreff: Re: Re: Help for Kandula 1

> Quoting Dominik Heller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 
> Did you deploy the kandula services before invoking tx.beging()?
> 
> -- Dasarath
> 
> > Dear Mr Weeratunge,
> > thanks so much for your fast response and your help I really appreciate
> it.
> > I have tried to run the examples but I encountered some serious problems
> > with Axis 1_4 which I am trying to solve right now using the Axis
> Mailing
> > list. To continue working with Kandula I am using the Eclipse WTP IDE
> where
> > axis is already included. But I still have some serious problems with
> > running the Banking example which is the first one and the most
> important
> > one for me to get working because it shows how the at are working. So
> what
> > I did is to setup a webapp project named HelloWorld in eclipse by using
> > maven2 and tomcat 5.5 and the kandula jars I generated earlier. Further
> I
> > imported the BankOneDBMS.java and the BankOneSoapBindingImpl.java and
> let
> > it run with the server.config  delievered with the kandula package. the
> > webservice runs fine and next I tryied to setup a client project as an
> > console application with which I want to invoke the webservice. The
> result
> > is the error: (404)/axis/services/activationCoordinator   when the
> method
> > tx.begin() is invoked. So do I also have to integrate the client.config?
> > From my understanding so far the client does not necessarily has to be a
> > webapp, and so a console client would be fine, right?
> > 
> > thx in advance for your help
> > 
> > Dominik
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