Tony provides a fairly accurate assessment. Axis is a servlet, and has
little to do with the services provided by the servlet container. JNDI
emulation is provided through your container (Tomcat, what have you) and
is not something that axis really cares about.
If your current application is dep
Chris,
I'm still new to this myself but here's my
take on it. Axis provides a servlet, which is deployed in an application,
through which all HTTP request for a service go. From Tomcat's (or any
other application server's) point of view, it's just another web application.
If you have configuratio
Does axis even support JNDI? If so, how? I've defined the info in my
server.xml and web.xml files, but my web service still can't find the db.
Chris
