Thank you.
Then it is possible to deploy JAX-WS style web services to JBoss? Do I need the same deployment descriptors as in the Provider sample or some specific JBoss deployment descriptors?
My sample web service signature looks like this:
anonymous wrote :
| @ServiceMode(value=Service.Mode.PAYLOAD)
| @WebServiceProvider(wsdlLocation="WEB-INF/wsdl/ProcessXml.wsdl")
| public class ProcessXmlImpl implements Provider {
| public Source invoke(Source arg0) {
| // do something and return XML Source
| }
| }
|
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anonymous wrote : java.lang.IllegalStateException: Failed to find method for hash:-2
| 768991178878534186
These type of exceptions occur if you have different versions of JBoss jars on the server and the client. The client appears to be using a different version of some JBoss jar than the one that is on the JBoss server. Can you provide more details about your application, i mean the jars that you include at the client. Also, can you post the entire exception stacktrace?
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All the docs relating to clustering web application mention that when the application is deployed in the -all folder, session state is replicated but load balancing or failover is not taken care by jboss.An external software or hardware loadbalancer has to be used
Then what is the use of providing only session replication feature? How can we test only session rep feature without loadbalancing and failover?
Thanks
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