Excellent,

Thanks for your help.  Don't suppose you know anything
about how to return arrays of custom objects?

Cheers

Mark

 --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi-
> 
> Under apache soap, you can specify parameters to the
> soap service in web.xml
> using the <init-param> tags. You can specify the
> location of a soap.xml file
> with <param-name> ConfigFile. In soap.xml you can
> specify an alternative
> ConfigManager class that will be responsible for
> deploying, undeploying, etc.
> your soap services. Once you have your own class of
> this type you can do some
> things. For example, you could add a static
> setValue1 setValue2 etc to your
> service and have the ConfigManager read a properties
> file and set those values
> from the file. A file like
> "classname:propname:value" would be easily parsed.
> Alternatively you could have a static String
> getProperty method on the
> ConfigManager and have your services call that.
> Really there are a lot of
> choices once you have your own config manager, and
> your design should dictate
> what you will do.
> 
> Actually you could then expand the defn of the
> service deployment descriptor and
> add your things to it, and then have the
> ConfigManager parse them and remove
> them before making them available to soap proper. I
> wouldn't recommend this
> because it really ties you to this particular
> implementation of SOAP.
> 
> HTH,
> 
> S-
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Mark French <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02/06/2002
> 04:46:11 AM
> 
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> 
> Hi,
> 
> Is it possible to specifiy configuration paraameters
> in a services deployment descriptor or some other
> means.  Basically I need to be able to get hold of
> the
> path to a configuration file in order to set up the
> service and really can't hard code these values.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> Mark
> 
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