jws on orion server?

[Elhanan Maayan]

hi...

does orion support Java Web Services files as tomcat 4.1 does?

meaning all i have to do is copy jws and orion will compile then?

also when can i get info on orion support with axis?

 

[Roedy Green]

does orion support Java Web Services files as tomcat 4.1 does?

any http server handles JWS crudely. You need a proper JNLP server to
handle the update protocol.

 

[Elhanan Maayan]

what's jnlp server?

i'm a newbie at this as u can see...

 

[Roedy Green]

what's jnlp server?

i'm a newbie at this as u can see...

There is a plenty of gobbledegook here
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/jws/downloadservletguide.html

I can't make hide nor hair of it. I don't expect you to. I vaguely
guess that some dingbat has decided that JNLP files were not
sufficient crud to launch an app and has invented a bunch more. He
probably votes for Bush since he named one of them the "WAR" file.

SOMETHING must implement the JarDiff protocol. Presumably Sun has
written some code that will run in a Servlet womb to do that.

However, you can run JWS with just a plain HTTP server, so long it is
smart enough to set the mime types correctly.

 

[Andrew Thompson]

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However, you can run JWS with just a plain HTTP server, so long it is
smart enough to set the mime types correctly.

I can recall having problems with my PhySci project before
discovering to set the 'MIME type'.

My impression is that the 'jnlp server' is a server with
the MIME types for jnlp added..

just my 2c