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The above assumes you have the ETTK installed in

c:\ettk

. Next you need to declare

the Axis Ant tasks by using the classpath you defined called axis lib

id="axis lib"

). To declare an external Ant task, you need to use the

taskdef

as

follows:

classpathref="axis lib" />

Now that you have the Axis Ant tasks imported, you can start to use them. Deploy the

EJB component as a Web service with the Web Service Deployment Descriptor that

you just created by using the

axis admin

task as follows:

port="8080"

hostname="localhost"

failonerror="true"

servletpath="AxisEJB/services/AdminService"

debug="true"

xmlfile="deploy/deploy.wsdd"

/>

The

axis admin

Ant task is used to administer a local or remote Axis server.

The above Ant target deploys the EJB component to a Web application at

http://localhost:8080/AxisEJB by using the deployment descriptor you created earlier.

Go ahead and run

deploy.wsdd target

at this time.

If the deployment fails, using a browser go to the

happyaxis.jsp

page

http://localhost:8080/AxisEJB/happyaxis.jsp

), and see what is missing in your

configuration. Make adjustments accordingly.

Next ensure that the deployment worked by going to

http://localhost:8080/AxisEJB/index.html

and clicking on the link that says

"View the

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