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34.2. Embedded Axis Webapp
34.2.1. Constraints
The EJBs exposed as Web Services can have either local or remote interfaces.
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The EAR must contain a Webapp including a
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34.2.2. Usage
Deploy the application archive (EAR):
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Use the AdminClient tool to deploy the webservices (with a
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Example:
jclient org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient
-lhttp://localhost:9000/hello/servlet/AxisServlet deploy.wsdd
Be careful to use a good URL to reach the Axis Servlet.
Refer to the
embedded_axis

34.3. Axis Tests

When everything is deployed and running, use the following URL to view the deployed Web Services:
http://yourserver:port/yourwebapp/servlet/AxisServlet
This page will display a link for each Web Service with the
Axis from the Java Interfaces). Use the following URL to access your Web Service (add ?WSDL for
the associated WSDL file):
http://yourserver:port/yourwebapp/services/ Service-name
A client class can now be run against the Web Service. Note that any language (with Web Services
capabilities) can be used for the client (C#, Java, etc.).

34.4. Axis Tools

Use jclient to deploy your Web Services (in the Axis way):
jclient org.apache.axis.client.AdminClient [OPTIONS]
34.4.1. Options
-l
: the
URL
http://localhost:9000/axis/servlet/AxisServlet)
example (in the
location of the
Chapter 34. How to use Axis in JOnAS
with Axis servlet mapping.
web.xml
.wsdd
$JONAS_ROOT/examples
WSDL file
AxisServlet servlet
file)
directory).
(automatically generated by
WSDD-file
(the default location is: