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Hi,
I have two different web applications that are already deployed on the client side.
Both of these applications are build in different Eclipse IDE. One of the application is build
in Eclipse 3.1.2 and Jboss 4.0.3. .Another application is build in MyEclipse 4.1.1 GA with Jboss 4.0.3 and with different application Server.
I am trying to implement the SingleSignOn(SSO) functionality so that both of these applications can have a common login. For this I am implementing the Web Sevices.
The problem that I am facing is to implement the Webservices and generating the client.As mentioned in the MyEclipse docs that to implement Webservices you have to include the jar XFire, and for Eclipse we have to use Axis2.2 jar.
Can you please tell me that if I want to include Axis jar in MyEclipse as well then how should I do that.
I have tried various options but it doesn’t works.I got stuck because of this issue.It will be great if you reply to me as soon as possible.
Thanks
Ankit
MyEclipse’s web service support is based entirely around the XFire framework. But if you already have your project setup, and it can fit into an existing Web Service or WEb Project, deploying that to Tomcat will be exactly as outlined in our “Working with Webprojects” help doc.
@support-nipun wrote:
MyEclipse’s web service support is based entirely around the XFire framework. But if you already have your project setup, and it can fit into an existing Web Service or WEb Project, deploying that to Tomcat will be exactly as outlined in our “Working with Webprojects” help doc.
Thanks for the Reply Nipun. But actually we are using JBOSS 4.0.3 SP1 as our Application server not Tomcat. It will be greatful if you can please provide some solution for this.
We dont have a “Working with Webproject” tutorial specifically for JBoss but you can follow the deployment procedure mentioned in that tutorial for a JBoss server as well. The only thing that you would have to do differently is to setup a JBoss connector similar to the Tomcat connector and then select JBoss as the deployment server instead of Tomcat.
