[JBoss Web Services] New message: "Re: JBoss Tools Web Service Consumer"
by Peter Johnson
User development,
A new message was posted in the thread "JBoss Tools Web Service Consumer":
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Author : Peter Johnson
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I'm sorry, when I reread your post just now I noticed the word "client" in the first paragraph. What threw me off was your reference to a bean and wondering about session beans, so I thought you were talking about implementing a web service.
As to what Eclipse built for you as a web services client, I have no idea. What your client code gets back from JBoss AS when you look up a web service is a proxy that knows how to contact the actual web service when you call the exposed methods. The actual details on how this is done might even depend on the actual web service stack you are using (I'm more familiar with the native stack).
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[Beginner's Corner] New message: "Question about adding a folder with classes to the CLASSPATH"
by null null
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A new message was posted in the thread "Question about adding a folder with classes to the CLASSPATH":
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Author : null null
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Hey guys, quick description (hopefully) and a question -
basically I have a couple of j2ee apps which share a common piece of code ("core"). The folders are pretty much:
- core
- classes
- com
- blabla
- someclasses.class
- app1
- structure of an EAR
- app2
What I want is to have the apps run from app1 and app2 folder (by adding the apps "roots" in server/conf/bootstrap/profiles.xml), and, in the same time, the apps to find the classes in core/classes folder. With other container is possible using the CLASSPATH env var (in Weblogic for example), or using "Shared Libraries" (in WebSphere, libraries.xml would have a classpath pointing to the core/classes).
Any idea how could I achieve this in JBoss?
Appreciate any answer,
Ranjix
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