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> 1. Did you restart Tomcat after copying the class file?
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> 2. If the class is in a package, you must create a directory structure
matching the package. For example, if Exchange is i
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Subject: Re: Placing of Java Classes
> Scott
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> tried that
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> but still getting the fault . Any IDea ?
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> Thankx
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> URL= http://localhost:8080/soap/servlet/rpc
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Subject: Re: Placing of Java Classes
> Your Web service classes belong in the Apache SOAP webapp. For example,
if you have the webapp installed on Tomcat at %CATALINA_HOME%\webapps\soap,
your classe
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From: "Dhanush Gopinath" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, December 04, 2003 7:41 AM
Subject: Placing of J
Hi All .
I have to deploy a web service.
Where should i Place the classes of the service method.
Also where should be the Client class which invokes the webservice method.
My route directory is D:\WS
I have WebService methods Exchange.class and Java client Client.class
Thanks In advance
Dhanus
