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Madeleine_Wright
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Wednesday, February 28, 2007 05:30 PM
As far as I understand JAXWS 2.0, Web Services that don't use servlets or EJBs don't require a web.xml file. But NetBeans 5.5 generates one anyway along with a sun-web.xml - and the app won't run if you remove the latter. WHY? The JEE is set to 1.5 and the Sun AppServer 9.1 is being used. The documentation actually says: "The IDE automatically creates the deployment descriptors required for the server, if any. For the Sun Java System Application Server, no deployment descriptor is needed." (See: http://www.netbeans.org/kb/55/websvc-jax-ws.html) So why do we need the sun-web.xml? And is there a way of getting NetBeans NOT to generate a jsp page when a web service is created?
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As far as I understand JAXWS 2.0, Web Services that don't use servlets or EJBs don't require a web.xml file. But NetBeans 5.5 generates one anyway along with a sun-web.xml - and the app won't run if you remove the latter. WHY?
The JEE is set to 1.5 and the Sun AppServer 9.1 is being used.
The documentation actually says: "The IDE automatically creates the deployment descriptors required for the server, if any. For the Sun Java System Application Server, no deployment descriptor is needed." (See: http://www.netbeans.org/kb/55/websvc-jax-ws.html) So why do we need the sun-web.xml?
And is there a way of getting NetBeans NOT to generate a jsp page when a web service is created?
Thanks.
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