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ok I created a web service proxy through jDevelopers wizard (giving the wsdl file). So now I can test the web service ok through jdev because it includes all the right classes on classpath BUT I need to deploy that on jboss and apparently I am missing some class.

The exception says it can't find the service class :

javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: No ClassLoaders found for: myService_ServiceLocator


Does anybody know what jar do I need to include and where exactly? thanks (this is kinda urgent..)
 
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Hi there and welcome to Javaranch! Webservices can work in a couple of ways on Jboss. Are you using Axis2?
 
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I figured that so I tried to get all the relevant jars..after I used eclipse to generate my web service client it works though. So I guess I can continue for now.It would be great though to have a comprehensive list of all libs that are needed for a simple web service client. Lets say using axis (I don't know the pros and cons )


thanks for your reply and nice to be here
 
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No worries and here's a a link for you on Jboss and Web services. Hope that helps a little more and enjoy your time at the ranch!
 
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