Once you configure the services using WSAS, using the create service
archive feature, you can get a self contained AAR file, which has the
new configuration, which can be dropped into another server. However, if
you have associated keystores etc. with the service, you will have to
make sure that those are in the other server as well.
Azeez
Samisa Abeysinghe wrote:
Our current WSAS is based on the assumption that people will run it and
use that to deploy and configure services.
As an example, it is amazingly easy to deploy a service and secure it
using some security scenario.
However, what it I want to deploy and configure couple of services,
re-pack it and provide that as a package for someone else to run? Assume
that this someone else know nothing about Java.
I think that is a reasonable use case, WDYT?
Samisa...
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