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i did not understand your requirement. <br />
do you want to create an ejb service and expose it as a web-service using axis2? <br />
In that case you need to write a wrapper class which will invoke the ejb method internally, and expose that class as webservice using axis2
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i did not understand your requirement.
do you want to create an ejb service and expose it as a web-service using axis2?
In that case you need to write a wrapper class which will invoke the ejb method internally, and expose that class as webservice using axis2

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The reason behind why I have asked the above question is , web services can be done in multiple ways as <br />
wscompile --&gt; developed by sun<br />
axis(java2wsdl, wsdl2java) --&gt; apache<br />
weblogic and websphere appear appear to be having their customized ways(If I am not mistaken)<br />
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So as I am able to see a ejb2 code with wscompile on jboss docs, I got a doubt if it is possible to do web services on the same ejb using axis.<br />

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The reason behind why I have asked the above question is , web services can be done in multiple ways as
wscompile --> developed by sun
axis(java2wsdl, wsdl2java) --> apache
weblogic and websphere appear appear to be having their customized ways(If I am not mistaken)

So as I am able to see a ejb2 code with wscompile on jboss docs, I got a doubt if it is possible to do web services on the same ejb using axis.


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How to develop web services using axis on ejb2
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How to develop web services using axis on ejb2

axis on ejb2

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