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org.apache.axis2
axis2
1.5.1
modules/child_artifactid
Dear list,
Recently we moved a big project [1] to maven, into several modules. One of
these modules creates an AAR with the maven aar plugin.
When we run a full clean install on the parent project, everything seems to
work find when inspecting the target folders. However, any module that is bu
Never mind. I just realized this is a silly question... since
say-hello.aar is not in web-inf/lib, it ain't gonna be in the runtime
classpath anyways. Will refactor my brain, and then my jar/aar approach.
Eoin
On Mon, 2011-05-23 at 14:41 -0400, Eoin O'Toole wrote:
> I have created a web applicat
I have created a web application which contains an axis2 repository,
which itself contains a web service (say-hello2.aar). say-hello2.aar
contains a service.xml, and some stub classes which are generated from a
wsdl.
I include the generated say-hello2.aar in my web app, as follows:
edu.mit.ist
I have defined a web service like
// the service
public class MyService{
public void handleMessage(Message msg) {
…
}
}
// message class
public class Message {
byte data[];
….
}
Then I have generated the wsdl using maven2 plugin.
The problem is that I’m
Ok, I'm bored with this now :(
I have that service:
package sample;
public class Service {
public String eco(int eco) {
return "return: " + eco;
}
public String ecoString(String eco) {
return "return: " + eco;
}
}
And its services.xml:
Echo
sample.Service
http://www.w3.org/2004/
