I don't know of anything wrong with the approach you took.
Since it *was* working, I can only ask whether anything changed? Did the
classpath get changed? Did someone drop another DeployedServices.ds in some
magic directory? Did you upgrade JBoss or the JDK you are using?
Scott N
andes Thomaz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: SOAP Service Manager: Unable to read 'DeployedServices.ds': a
ssuming fresh start
> The question is that I deploy the soap.war in jboss (JBoss with Tomcat, I
&
xml
string via soap, rpcrouter servlet directs the request to my service
provider (the xml parser class) and than proceeds...
Since the whole point is to start the server and from the very beginning
having the soap service available, I added my class (service provider), the
DeployedServices.ds
CTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 03, 2002 9:26 PM
Subject: RE: SOAP Service Manager: Unable to read 'DeployedServices.ds':
assuming fresh start
> I'm getting it when running my soap client:
>
> import java.io.*;
> import java.net.*;
> import java.util.*;
> impo
You should get this the first time you start your servlet container after
installing Apache SOAP, which records all services you have deployed in
DeployedServices.ds. If this is a server you have been running before and
deployed services to, it appears that the file was somehow damaged or lost
where?
Tiago Fernandes Thomaz
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2002 02:14To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: SOAP
Service Manager: Unable to read 'DeployedServices.ds': assuming fresh
start
Are
you g
Are
you getting this error after deploying the service?
-Original Message-From: Tiago Fernandes Thomaz
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Manager: Unable to read 'DeployedServices.ds&#
Anybody knows what this error might
be?
Exception:
"SOAP Service Manager: Unable to read
'DeployedServices.ds': assuming fresh start
"
Thanks in advance
Tiago Fernandes Thomaz
You can specify a name and a path for the DeployedServices.ds file in the
soap server configuration file (e.g. in a soap.xml file). You can create
this ConfigFile (soap.xml or call it something else) and specify its
location in your servlet's deployment properties.file.
Have I confuse
Does anyone know how I can change the location of DeployedServices.ds to another location. I tried to specify the new location in weblogic.properties, but when I deployed it I received an error.
Thanks.
Cleveland Cooke Software Engineer
Blackboard,Inc.
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I just noticed that in SOAP 4.0 b5, the DeployedServices.ds
file lives in the /soap directory where it can be read directly
by a browser. Try it yourself - I got something quite readable.
Seems to me that good practice would be to put it in
soap/WEB-INF
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Hi
Cleveland,
Your
question is answered in the "Server Configuration" section of the User's
Guide.
Thanks,
-Matt
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Depl
Yes you are right we would have to place it in that
directory..
I dont know if its been changed ..
The code in :
org.apache.soap.server.ServiceManager.java
Opens the file as :
/*
filename = "DeployedServices.ds";
FileInputStream fileinputstream = new
FileInputStream(filenam
Does anyone know how I can change the location of DeployedServices.ds to another location. I tried to specify the new location in weblogic.properties, but when I deployed it I reveived an error.
Thanks.
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