Kevin,
I'm assuming that it's probably safest not to rely on the server app our customers will be running to provide the correct
JAX-RPC libraries and they should really be shipping in my applications WEB-INF/lib directory? That way they should work on all
servers? (ideally anyway). Tomcat at least looks there before it looks in the servers common/lib or shared/lib directories. I'm not sure
about Weblogic or Websphere.
Is that direction that we should all be taking when shipping a web-service right now?
Thanks,
Ryan
-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Jones [mailto:kevinj_at_develop.com]
Sent: Friday, April 08, 2005 2:45 AM
To: users_at_jax-rpc.dev.java.net
Subject: RE: Correctly shipping a web service client library
Depends exactly what you're doing. I would guess that you need (all relative
to %JWSDP_HOME%) the files from jaxrpc/lib and saaj/lib, you will probably
need some (but not all) of the jwsdp-shared/lib, oh, and you may need
jaxp/lib/endorsed. Sorry if this is a little vague but obviously your
mileage will vary depending on the app you have,
Kevin Jones
http://public.xdi.org/=kevin.jones
skype (www.skype.com): kevinrjones
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From: Ryan Champlin [mailto:ryan.champlin_at_firstlogic.com]
Sent: 07 April 2005 21:46
To: users_at_jax-rpc.dev.java.net
Subject: Correctly shipping a web service client library
I'm building a web based application that is using a web service we
developed for our application. Basically, for my web based application I am
using JAX-RPC to generate my client stubs for my web service. If I deploy
my web application with these stubs what else will need to ship with my web
application? The web service will not be packaged with this particular web
application. Can I just package up all the stubs in a jar file and then
reference that from my web application and have everything work fine?
Obviously all the JAX-RPC jars will need to exist on whatever
webserver/servlet container the web app is being run on for this to work.
Will J2EE 1.4 based servlet containers contain these JAR files already? I
assume not as Tomcat doens't ship with them as of yet.
If a customer were to try to deploy them on another server say a
Weblogic would they have these JARs or should I always be shipping all of
them along with my web app that has the JAX-RPC client stubs.
Thanks,
Ryan
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