yes, thats true.
But my problem is that i want to get the sessionContext from the Controller of my application. I put that code into the bean to reference:
@Stateless
public class ProcessPaymentBean implements ProcessPaymentLocal{
@Resource SessionContect sessionContext;
//private SessionContext sessionContext;
public void setSessionContext(SessionContext sessCtx) {
this.sessionContext = sessCtx;
}
public SessionContext getSessionContext(){
return this.sessionContext;
}
But sessionContext is ever null. What I must do? Thanks
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thx for ur answers but sincerly im little lost...
i already installed the jbossws-native203GA on my machine and the jboss405GA is also installed but on a remote machine.
And i also tested HelloWorld example and it worked.
So i dont know what is the real prob of my implementation or the config prob.
I dont have any *.xml files, is it normal?
When i consult forum, everybody speak abt xml files of their web services but i dont xml files.
it will be greate if somebody can clear my mind on these several problems...
thx in advance guys
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build path is what decides what to get build..and that build puts it into a bin directory or build/classes or some other location depending on your project layout.
Those output directories together with the jars is what makes up your project classpath.
so if that is all looking ok the only thing needed is that the project is actually also built so the files goes into your output folders.
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