Dne 10.12.2010 2:08, Willem Jiang napsal(a):
If you don't mind, please send us a small test case.
I don't think you did a right configuration on the server side.
I have the same opinion. Ok, no problem. I do a small test case and send
to you. Thanks.
On 12/9/10 10:27 PM, vkrejcirik wrote:
Willem.Jiang wrote:
On 12/9/10 9:26 PM, vkrejcirik wrote:
I see exception only in client's log. There is any log records on
server
side. Everything what I have is stacktrace on client, which you can
see
above.
When I comment these 3 imports and CXF servlet definition, it
works. But
server uses Jetty for publishing these two services.
Do you mean the service can be access through the Jetty service?
If so , it should work with the Servlet transport too.
It seems, that CXF starts Jetty server and publishes services over
it. I
think, it's not good solution, that my web application, which is
deployed
on Tomcat server, starts Jetty server for publishing services. Why
does it
use jetty?
I proceeded according to
http://code.google.com/p/cxf-protobuf/wiki/UsersGuide
and there isn't mention about CXF servlet.
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