mar in the Axis2 modules folder, or if you just need
the support for inline scripts (that you're showing below) then
you could try just renaming the .mar to a .jar and putting it on
your classpath.
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your classpath.
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Hi Deepal,
Thnx for quick response, but I find it hard to
believe that what you
saying is true
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Hi Deepal,
Thnx for quick response, but I find it hard to
believe that what you
saying is true. Looking into source code ( for
org
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Hi Deepal,
Thnx for quick response, but I find it hard to believe
that what you
saying is true. Looking into source
Hi Deepal,
Thnx for quick response, but I find it hard to believe that what you
saying is true. Looking into source code ( for
org.apache.axis2.scripting.ScriptReceiver) it seems to me that it
WILL work. The only problem is to resolve ClassNotFound exception,
which I assume maybe result
hi Andrei ,
This will not work in Axis2 , you need to do additional stuff to make js
in to a Web service. There is an open source product called "WSO2 Mashup
Server " , which has very good support for js (which is built on Axis2 )
you may try that.
Thanks
Deepal
> Hi,
> I wonder if someone wil
Hi,
I wonder if someone will have a sec to help me little bit? I
think I figured out how to employ JavaScript with Axis2. I guess key
part is service.xml file. Mine version of it looks like this:
This is just a Test
class="org.apache.axis2.scripti
