Migrating from Sun App server8 to Tomcat4.1

I generated a webservice (a wsdl) using Sun AppServer8. Now I want to deploy it in Tomcat4.1 Can I deploy and use it in Tomcat4.1? if so pls give me some idea..

Rgds,
sudheer

"javadheer"-

You have been asked before to change your display name so that it complies with the JavaRanch policy. Basically, it has to consist of a first name, a space, and a last name, and must a real (sounding) name, i.e. not obviously fictitious, and not of some kind of celebrity. Please change it now. Accounts without a valid display name are usually closed, sometimes without a warning. Thanks for your attention to this matter.
[ January 06, 2006: Message edited by: Ulf Dittmer ]

As to your question, you will need to install the SOAP engine Axis in Tomcat. It comes with a userguide (which is also online) that should help you get going.

Hi Ulf,

Thanks for the information Ulf, does my name comply with Javaranch rules now?

Regards,
Sudheer Y

Thanks for changing it, but if you read the page about display names, you'll find that abbreviations for the last name are not permitted. So, no, it does not comply quite yet, but it shouldn't be hard to change it to something valid

Hi

Im sorry to say that I still didnt get an answer for my question.
I have already craeted a webservice using Sun AppServer8 with a static stub.

But Im not able to use it in Tomcat4.1.

Regards,
Sudheer Yeu

Thanks for adjusting your screen name; it looks good now.

But Im not able to use it in Tomcat4.1.

What does this mean? What did you do, what did you expect to happen, and what did happen that wasn't in line with your expectations?

Sorry for the delayed reply.
Now I could use the webservice generated with Sun Application Server in Tomcat5.5 .

This needed some extra libraries to be added in tomcat environment.

Thanks all for your suggestions.

cheers,
Su Yeu
[ January 18, 2006: Message edited by: Su Yeu ]