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How to configure "Web Service runtime" JBossWS instead of Apache Axis? [message #332452]

Tue, 21 October 2008 20:05

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: markmccloud200.email.com

By default the WebService runtime in Eclipse v3.3.2 is set to Apache Axis.

But I want to use JBoss 4.2.3 (which is already installed separately) resp. JBossWS inside.

When I go now to Preferences->Web Services->Server and Runtime
then I found in the upper drop down JBoss 4.2

But the lower Drop Down shows only

- Axis
and
- Axis2

As far as I know JBoss 4.2 comes with built-In JBossWS.
And I already connected to JBossAS in Preferences->Server->Installed Runtimes=JBoss v4.2

So why does JBossWS not appear in the
Preferences->Web Services->Server and Runtime drop-down?

Do I have to add somewhere an additional *.jar?

Do I have to install some JBoss plugins/features to be able to use JBoss(WS)?
If yes: Which plugins?

Mark

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Re: How to configure "Web Service runtime" JBossWS instead of Apache Axis? [message #332464 is a reply to message #332452]

Tue, 21 October 2008 22:31

Eclipse Webmaster

Messages: 607343
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

You seem to have a habit of cross-posting both eclipse.platform and
eclipse.newcomer. Please don't. One of these channels is sufficient.

Mark McCloud wrote:
> By default the WebService runtime in Eclipse v3.3.2 is set to Apache Axis.
>
> But I want to use JBoss 4.2.3 (which is already installed separately) resp. JBossWS inside.
>
> When I go now to Preferences->Web Services->Server and Runtime
> then I found in the upper drop down JBoss 4.2
>
> But the lower Drop Down shows only
>
> - Axis
> and
> - Axis2
>
> As far as I know JBoss 4.2 comes with built-In JBossWS.
> And I already connected to JBossAS in Preferences->Server->Installed Runtimes=JBoss v4.2
>
> So why does JBossWS not appear in the
> Preferences->Web Services->Server and Runtime drop-down?
>
> Do I have to add somewhere an additional *.jar?
>
> Do I have to install some JBoss plugins/features to be able to use JBoss(WS)?
> If yes: Which plugins?
>
> Mark

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Re: How to configure "Web Service runtime" JBossWS instead of Apache Axis? [message #332485 is a reply to message #332452]

Wed, 22 October 2008 13:37

Eclipse Webmaster

Messages: 607343
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Mark, please do not cross-post, there is no reason to do so. Your
question is more appropriate in the Webtools newsgroup anyway.

Thanks

Mark McCloud wrote:
> By default the WebService runtime in Eclipse v3.3.2 is set to Apache Axis.
>
> But I want to use JBoss 4.2.3 (which is already installed separately) resp. JBossWS inside.
>
> When I go now to Preferences->Web Services->Server and Runtime
> then I found in the upper drop down JBoss 4.2
>
> But the lower Drop Down shows only
>
> - Axis
> and
> - Axis2
>
> As far as I know JBoss 4.2 comes with built-In JBossWS.
> And I already connected to JBossAS in Preferences->Server->Installed Runtimes=JBoss v4.2
>
> So why does JBossWS not appear in the
> Preferences->Web Services->Server and Runtime drop-down?
>
> Do I have to add somewhere an additional *.jar?
>
> Do I have to install some JBoss plugins/features to be able to use JBoss(WS)?
> If yes: Which plugins?
>
> Mark

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Re: How to configure "Web Service runtime" JBossWS instead of Apache Axis? [message #333710 is a reply to message #332485]

Wed, 24 December 2008 14:25

Sai

Messages: 1
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

Can some one explain to the above post. I tried goggling and still could
not find the answer to it.

This is the first time I ever used the eclipse, so pls post some answer to
the above question.

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