Deploying web service ear file

Hi,
I've developed a simple web service using NetWeaver Developer studio 2.0.5 and created an .ear file for deployment to SAP WAS 6.2. While trying to load ear file from the deploy tool it throws an error - "Unable to load ear file". Has anyone seen this error before? Any problems with the NetWeaver and SAP WAS versions? Any suggestions on how to deploy a web service on SAP J2EE 6.2?

Hi Dipesh,
well, if you are using J2EE Engine 6.20 you cannot deploy directly from the NetWeaver Developer Studio (as far as I know, this feature is available only after 6.30/6.40 versions).
Also, web services are only partially implemented on J2EE Engine 6.20! So it is possible that the web service you've developed with the Developer studio depends on features that are not available on J2EE Engine 6.20. My recommendation is to give a try to the J2EE Engine 6.40, if possible for you at all.
Finally, there is an alternative to Deploy Tool for deployment on the J2EE Engine 6.20. This is the DEPLOY shell command that you can execute in the server console. For more info about that, refer to the Shell Commands Reference section in the Administration Manual for J2EE Engine 6.20 located here: https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sapportals.km.docs/documents/a1-8-4/administration manual for sap j2ee engine 6.20.pdf
Hope that helps!

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Hi Dipesh,
well, if you are using J2EE Engine 6.20 you cannot deploy directly from the NetWeaver Developer Studio (as far as I know, this feature is available only after 6.30/6.40 versions).
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Hi,
specifying a leading slash shoul be enough to let the system know that it is an absolute path.
Regards,
Christian Buchegger
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TJ schrieb:
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<EJBComponent Name="EJB2" Targets="mysrv" URI="EJB2.jar"/>
</Application>
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<Mar 20, 2002 4:52:39 PM EST> <Error> <Management> <IOException opening application
care:Name=file1,Type=Application, loading from path opt/weblogic6/config/ejbjars/file1.ear
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at weblogic.management.mbeans.custom.Application.adminLoad(Application.j
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at weblogic.management.mbeans.custom.Application.load(Application.java:3
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at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
at weblogic.management.internal.DynamicMBeanImpl.invokeLocally(DynamicMB
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at weblogic.management.internal.DynamicMBeanImpl.invoke(DynamicMBeanImpl
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at weblogic.management.internal.ConfigurationMBeanImpl.invoke(Configurat
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at com.sun.management.jmx.MBeanServerImpl.invoke(MBeanServerImpl.java:15
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Deploy web service on xp embedded

Hi all
I've trouble to run a web service on a xp embedded system. The web service is working fine in my development environment LV 2011 and I've created an installer for my main application there the lvws file is included as described in web services FAQ:
http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/tut/p/id/7747#toc12
After installation on the target machine I can't access the web service. Also if calling localhost:3580 then I get an Access Error.
But in the administrative tools of the system control panel I can see that the NI System Web Server as well the NI Application Web Server are started.
For further investigation I've added the "Distributed System Manager" to my installer. With this tool I can see all my deployed web services on my development system but on the XP embedded target system with RTE nothing is listed.
I've installed my application to a reference system running XP professional to exclude that the problem is caused by XP embedded. But the behavior is exactly the same. Till now I've tested only local so the system security settings as firewall and ports should be no problem. But to be sure I've deactivated the firewall with no success again... I can't access the webservice. I've found often the suggestions in the forum to check whether the web service is enabled. But I fail already then accessing http://localhost:3580.
Any Ideas???
Thanks!
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that help document is somewhat outdated.
You are seeing 2 different problems: 1) you cannot view the Web Monitoring and Configuration utility using localhost:3580 2) Your web service did not get installed.
For the first issue -->
You most likely did not include the "NI Web Interface Framework 2011" in your installer. The help doc you mentioned does not tell you to do this, as it's not required for your web service to work. However, if you want to change any of your web server settings after install, you will need this additional installer.
For the second issue -->
You most likely did not include your Web Service Build Spec as a source file in your installer. The help doc says to put your LVWS file as your installer source, but that is not correct. You need to include the actual web service build spec item as a source file (not the web service build spec's output files, like LVWS).
Let me know if either of these helps you out.
-Jared

Deploy Web Service on Tomcat

Good day.
I have some troubles with deploying web service on Tomcat 6.
I've created simple WebService with name GetDateService and want to deploy it into Tomcat 6.0
My Steps
1. From my local machine in browser i try "http://tomcathost:8080"
i see start page and that means that ports open and TOMCAT run (after i log into manager - it works)
2. In JDeveloper in "Web-INF\WSDL" i change GetDateService.wsdl -> replace adress from
http://localhost:8888/JaveWebService2-GetDateExWS-context-root/GetDateServiceSoapHttpPort
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3. Rebuild WebService and check changes in "Application Source" -> GetDateService -> WSDL
4. I can't understand why the WAR file name is WEBServices.war (not GetDateService.WAR)
5. Put WAR file into \\TOMCAT\webAPP and see that TOMCAT auto deploy it
6. In Tomcat manager i see new application without "DisplayName" with running status "False"
7. When i try to Start it in Manager i see "FAIL - Application at context path /WebServices could not be started"
WHAT wrong? What should i do to start webService?
Thanks
Edited by: August_ on Jul 10, 2009 6:58 AM

Can you have a look at the following post from Gerard and see if this works for you: [Deploying JAX-WS RI to Tom Cat|http://kingsfleet.blogspot.com/2009/01/deploying-jax-ws-ri-to-tom-cat.html]
-Vishal

Can I deploy web service on APEX server

I have APEX 3.1.2 on 11g database.
I need to pull data from other oracle 9i databases into APEX application. I have created web service on my pl/sql package to pull data from 9i databases and deployed service on my local oc4j instance (within jdeveloper). My APEX app pull data from multiple oracle 9i database. Now I need to move my web service to my dev/test environment.
Can I deploy web service on APEX server? or do I need to deploy on another web server?
I know I can easily pull the data from other oracle 9i databases using DB link. I want to explore Web services option to just to see is it possible to pull data from multiple sources into APEX app using web service running from APEX server?.
Any help on this will be appreciated.
RK Shah
Edited by: RK Shah on Apr 7, 2009 7:27 PM

I am in the same situation. Consuming a web service is easy with APEX. But publishing one needs a web server that is more complex than the one that comes with APEX for free.
I am exploring the possibility of building the web service in Jdeveloper as you have. Then I will make a WAR file that I will publish to an apache tomcat J2EE server that another department runs. I believe it will work since all the components required should be in the WAR file.
I am new at this. I will let you know how it works out.
The other possibility is to upgrade the appserver to the full Oracle Fusion server (maybe). This may be expensive and be too much for just a simple web service. But then the publish to application server from jdeveloper is super easy.

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