Thanks - I've been struggling with JAX-WS trying to understand it's limitations, I suppose. After I wrote my original question I took another try at it with an extremely simplified version of my EJB - basically I create a new Local interface to implement which had just one method. It was accepted by glassfish and wsgen succeeded (yay) so perhaps all I need to do now is figure out how to configure it and which of my methods was rejected.
It seems like in order to set the URL that my web service is available at, I need this jaxrpc-ri.xml file in the WAR, even though my web service is defined in a JAR. Anyway - a lot of very bad documentation to trundle through, but I did make a bit more progress.
Where can I find out more about the restrictions on what my bean methods can look like?
And, any other good ones out there?
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