Re: DeployedServices.ds

2002-03-20 Thread hughes_shawn
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Re: DeployedServices.ds

2002-03-20 Thread David Hirst
Would placing this inside a .ear file affect the way that this "should" work? > I have something similiar to that. Do these files live in the soap.war file? One > other question, what do you have in the > dds.xml file? > > Thanks, > Dave > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > I use an XML configurat

Re: DeployedServices.ds

2002-03-20 Thread David Hirst
I have something similiar to that. Do these files live in the soap.war file? One other question, what do you have in the dds.xml file? Thanks, Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I use an XML configuration file (not the .ds file) so this may or may not > work. Anyway, you can change the config fi

Re: DeployedServices.ds

2002-03-20 Thread hughes_shawn
I use an XML configuration file (not the .ds file) so this may or may not work. Anyway, you can change the config file location in web.xml using the RPC router init parameter "ConfigFile", e.g. web.xml: rpcrouter Apache-SOAP RPC Router org.apache.soap.

RE: DeployedServices.ds - IS there a way to forcibly remove a Webservice ?

2001-06-08 Thread Rahul Kirthivasan
Hi Matt, The SOAP admin tool does not list any error. It just blindly says : "Ouch, coudn't undeploy service 'URN:MyWeatherService' because: " That's all it says. Actually, I don't have the Weather Service Java Class in my machine any more and would just like to get rid of the URN endpoint that

RE: DeployedServices.ds - IS there a way to forcibly remove a Webservice ?

2001-06-08 Thread Matthew J. Duftler
Hi Rahul, And what was the error? Thanks, -Matt > -Original Message- > From: Rahul Kirthivasan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 5:57 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: DeployedServices.ds - IS there a way to forcibly remove a > Webservice ? > > > Hi all, >