As far as I understand it I can check if all necessary WebService components are up and accessible by typing into the browser the following URL:
http://localhost:8080/jboss-net/servlet/AxisServlet
This should work even if I did not deploy a real webservice.
However when I tried to call this URL I got (from JBoss 3.2.5)
the following response page:
HTTP Status 404 - /jboss-net/servlet/AxisServlet
type Status report
message /jboss-net/servlet/AxisServlet
description The requested resource (/jboss-net/servlet/AxisServlet) is not available.
Why?
This happens when I deploy a hellow orld webservice too.
JBoss runs fine for JSPs and EJBs.
I observed that axis.jar is located in the "all" subdirectory.
In the past I deployed jars and wars for JSPs and EJBs into
the "default" subdirectory".
Do I have to pass a parameter to JBoss during the start in order to enable the Webservice feature inside?
Thomas
Thomas, you are in the wrong forum. Here we discuss J2EE copatiple WS with JBossWS.
Try: http://localhost:8080/jboss-net