This was a post made on another board, but would like some feedback about Java Web Services Development Package and Apache. I ran into the same problems, scapped JWSDP and used Tomcat 4.0.1. Only problem is, configuring SOAP, etc - any hints before I start doing this?
Here's the post:
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First off, the latest Comanche release (Apache GUI) isn't really stable
enough to use.
Has anyone got any experience with running Java Web Services Development
Package with an Apache server.
JWSDP is packaged with a version of Tomcat 4 - a VERSION of it. It doesn't
seem to have WARP capability, and some connectors seem to be missing from
it.
I was unable to get this to work with Apache, and have decided to switch
back to the standard release of Apache/Jakarta Tomcat 4.0.
Has anyone else tried using the JWSDP??? I'm setting up a development
server, and figured JWSDP would be nice, since it has some components
already installed, ie SOAP.
JWSDP doesn't create a workers.properties and mod_jk.conf-auto file. Are
there any new tricks to setting up Tomcat 4 with Apache since Tomcat 3.x?
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Here's the post:
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First off, the latest Comanche release (Apache GUI) isn't really stable
enough to use.
Has anyone got any experience with running Java Web Services Development
Package with an Apache server.
JWSDP is packaged with a version of Tomcat 4 - a VERSION of it. It doesn't
seem to have WARP capability, and some connectors seem to be missing from
it.
I was unable to get this to work with Apache, and have decided to switch
back to the standard release of Apache/Jakarta Tomcat 4.0.
Has anyone else tried using the JWSDP??? I'm setting up a development
server, and figured JWSDP would be nice, since it has some components
already installed, ie SOAP.
JWSDP doesn't create a workers.properties and mod_jk.conf-auto file. Are
there any new tricks to setting up Tomcat 4 with Apache since Tomcat 3.x?
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