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urgent help on jwsdp!!!!

 
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Has anyone worked on jwsdp and tried deploying any war file, even the example war when trying to deploy getting error like java.IOException
Any ideas??? pls respond quickly if u know the solution
im terribly struck here

thanx

Sri
 
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Hi
I don't know what can be the problem. The only thing I can tell you is that I am working with jwddp, and the example (Hello) didn't give me any problem...
Marco
 
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Maybe check the message
SOAP Deployment Error :
posted on this board 6/18. Not sure if its your fix, but it couldn't hurt to check it.
Kat
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Instead can body brief the steps to deploy the web application(war file) using JWSDP1.0

thanks
Sri
 
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Hi,
I think these are the steps:
1) Start the J2EE server
2) Start the deploytool
3) Go to File -> New -> Aplication and enter an ear file and name for the application.
4) Add WAR file by saying File -> Add to Application -> Web WAR
5) Specify Context Root
6) File ->Add Server : type in localhost
7) Select the Application
8) Tools -> Deploy

Or try this:
Deploying Web Services on Java 2, Enterprise Edition

Good Luck
 
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