[JBossWS] - Re: Top-down development problem
by zauberlehrling
My understanding is the following:
1.......... wsconsume .......... 2 ........ wsprovide ...... 3
WSDL --------------------> Java --------------------> WSDL
................. top-down.......................... bottom-up
Are the WSDL-files under 1 and 3 identical? Wich WSDL have you used for
creating the client?
One remark: The interface is not necessary for the webservice. isn't it.
Second remark: The default webservice is a document-style webservice.
The message sent or received by a document-style webservice are
different to messages sent or received by a rpc-style webservice.
Interface:...........................Echo.java
Class used for a clients: .Echoservice.java
Best regards!
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[Persistence, JBoss/CMP, Hibernate, Database] - JBoss 5 is not starting my Datasource
by risenhoover
Hi All,
I am running a web application with a DB2 datasource in production right now. I've installed JBoss 5 (beta1) and copied my db2-ds.xml and my webapp.war file to the deploy directory.
When I started Jboss, it appears to load properly, but skips the loading of the datasource, goes directly to the web app, and when the web app tries to start it errors because it can't find the datasource.
When I start the system using 4.2.0, I can see a message in the server.log files that the DataSource is created available (it even confirms it's a DB2 datasource), but I don't see any of that in the v5 server.log.
I thought that, perhaps the deployment ordering might have changed, but I looked in the org.jboss.deployment.MainDeployer-xmbean.xml file and it appears my files are named properly ( *-ds.xml should deploy before *.war).
The only difference is that with the v 5.0 server, I had to "explode" my war file in the deployment directory because it was getting a "zip file is closed" error. Could this be the problem?
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