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Also, javax.jws.WebMethod does not appear in the rt.jar in the package explorer tree. &nbsp;Should it?<br />
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Can I somehow add this to rt.jar?<br />
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Sorry, I am really really new to this...
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Also, javax.jws.WebMethod does not appear in the rt.jar in the package explorer tree.  Should it?

Can I somehow add this to rt.jar?

Sorry, I am really really new to this...

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I am new to Java and am trying to work through a webservice tutorial. &nbsp;The tutorial instructs me to &quot;import&quot; javax.jws.WebMethod. &nbsp;I have done so at the top of my java class file but notes...<br />
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&quot;Access restriction: The type WebMethod is not accessible due to restriction on required library C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\lib\rt.jar<wbr />&quot;
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I am new to Java and am trying to work through a webservice tutorial.  The tutorial instructs me to "import" javax.jws.WebMethod.  I have done so at the top of my java class file but notes...

"Access restriction: The type WebMethod is not accessible due to restriction on required library C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\lib\rt.jar"

How do I add javax.jws.WebMethod to my Java project?

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