Hi,
Don't much about axis. I can't help. I believe the axis2 development has been
slowing down (to a halt?) the recent years.
AFAIK cxf doesn't have a similar feature but I may be wrong. It is better
someone more knowledgeable to comment on this.
Vassilis
On 09/22/2017 12:15 PM, sushil kumar wrote:
Hello Vassilis,
If you check the below link for the SOAP Web service
http://axis.apache.org/axis/java/user-guide.html#JWS_Java_
Web_Service_Files_-_Instant_Deployment
in this article axis is using the tools.jar ( not the complete JDK ) file
to compile the java code just copying the java file with the name jws. It
automatically compiled and ready to use.
I like to do the same thing for the RESTful web-service.
Thanks,
Sushil Kumar
On Fri, Sep 22, 2017 at 1:10 PM, Vassilis Virvilis <[email protected]>
wrote:
On 09/22/2017 10:32 AM, sushil kumar wrote:
Hello Vassilis,
I think you are not able to understand the problem.
I will try :-)
Problem is after modification i have only java file on machine ( do not
have compiled file (class file)) . it is possible to some how modified
java file can be compiled using some tools (eg. ant ).
In order to produce a class file from a java file you need the javac that
comes with the JDK. If you have multiple java files generally you need to
setup a build system such as ant, maven, gradle
If you don't have JDK on the target machine then there is no point to have
java files there. I would propose to setup first your build system of your
project in a development machine. The output of the build system should be
a war file. Then you can upload (deploy) this war file to the tomcat of the
production machine.
Hope that helps
