value="rickhightower.axis.ejb.tutorial.HelloHome"/>

...

...

The

homeInterfaceName

specifies the home interface class.

Use Axis Ant Tasks to Deploy EJB Web service

So far you have downloaded and installed the ETTK, created a simple EJB component

called

Hello

, created a Web application that references your EJB component,

configured the Web applications

web.xml

file to use Axis as the SOAP transport, and

configured the Web application to refer to your

Hello

EJB component. Lastly you

created an Axis Web Service Deployment Descriptor that describes how to connect to

your EJB component with the built in EJB Provider. Now you need to use this Web

Service Deployment Descriptor.

This step assumes that you have deployed the EJB component and Web Application to

your application server of choice. The Web application should be mapped into a

context called AxisEJB; if not, adjust accordingly. (The Ant script that ships with the

sample builds and deploys the EJB component and Web Application to Resin EE. You

will need to change this Ant script for your application server.)

Next you need to use the Axis Ant tasks to deploy the Web service to your application

server. In order to start using the Axis Ant task, you need to set up a class path in Ant

as follows:

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