Would Axis SOAP implementation meet your needs? If so, see Jboss.net forum. Basically
deploy jboss-net.sar (copy from the "all" server) in your server then deploy a wsr
archive with your service (probably you'll include it in an ear deployment). Access
the service at http://localhost:8080/jboss-
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I see that this nasy posting software is preventing me from posting accurately. I'll
try again:
the docBase attribute mentioned above ends in the name of the directory which contains
the web app, eg. docBase="${jboss.server.home.dir}/private/theWebAppDirectory.
gretel
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appreciated.
gretel
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sn't able to resolve as cleanly as I'd like:
These new web apps didn't have access to classes loaded by jboss or other web apps,
they seems isolated. So I created lib directories under each WEB-INF and dropped
copies of all necessary jars in and things work.
gretel
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I'm on JBoss 3.2.3 with Tomcat. Is there any way I can configure my server to run
different web applications (i.e., war deployments) on different ports? Example config
files would be greatly appreciated!
thanks,
gretel
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