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Multiple Classes in the Same package - AXIS

 
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Hi all!
How can one use the supporting classes for the main service? Where should be these \
classes placed in the application server(in this case tomcat4.1)? To illustrate \
further see this sample code. Whenever i try to deploy this Service, it says that i \
couldn't find InvJni class. Please let me know where should i place this class in the \
tomcat directory for tomcat to recognize it.
Service.java (Service - to be deployed)
-----------------------------------------------
package WF;
public class Service
{
public void getAct(String variable)
{
InvJni.get(variable); // InvJni is another class which is \
defined in the same package, which has get and put methods. ......
}
public void putAct(String variable, String activity)
{
InvJni.put(variable,activity);
.......
}
InvJni.java(another class)
-------------------------------
package WF;
public class InvJni
{
public void get(String variable)
{......}
public void put(String variable, String activity)
{.....}
}
Please let me know how to deploy this webservice successfully on tomcat.
Cheers
Sai
 
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