It just doesn´t work. The war package is unpacked, but no service provided.
structure of "SERVICE".war
service.war
|____ index.html
|____ WEB-INF
|___ classes
| |____ xy.xxxx.yyyy.*
|___ web.xml
Regards
Can
Romain Manni-Bucau wrote
> Hi,
>
> in a war you don't need it, in a jar that's normal
>
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> 2013/7/10 Can Eskikaya <
> can.eskikaya@
> >
>
>> Hey,
>>
>> i am using the standalone server and i want to implement a rest service.
>>
>> I try out the examples and the only way to get a service is then i
>> annotate
>> the service class
>> as singlton. Is that the normal way? Or is there a configuration file?
>>
>> Regards
>> Can
>>
>>
>>
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