Originally posted by hani Ibrahim:
i cant distinguish why service-interface,wsdl-file,jaxrpc-mapping-file ..etc exists in both web.xml and webservices.xml
Originally posted by Mike Pandey:
But how would the web container know to direct webservice calls to the generated JAX RPC servlet which embeds the JSE?
And where does the mapping go in web.xml to declare the generated Code as Servlet?
I installed a filter in the request handler chain of the web container. The filter saw all the requests coming in for all the servlets and JSPs that were deployed in the web container. It never fired for any web service requests.
In conclusion: I would guess that for a JSE a filter can see the JSE's HTTP requests and responses
Originally posted by Mike Pandey:
How would JSE go around?
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