Deploying web service on jBoss

Hi,
I have my application in JDeveloper. It haves EJB, and web services. I want to deploy it on JBoss 3.x. But can't figure out a way to deploy web-services on JBoss. Any help appreciated.

JBoss isnt' a tested configuration for web services with JDeveloper.
Make sure you have all the libraries available under JBoss, however this isn't something we've tried.
Rob

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Web ??
MetSoapEndpoint ???
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Nobody answered...
May bcoz it was on AXIS2.... no issues guys..here is the solution
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*>*
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*>*
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*     at java.lang.Class.forName0(Native Method)*
*>*
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*     at weblogic.work.ExecuteThread.run(ExecuteThread.java:176)*
*>*
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*     a
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n(BaseLifecycleFlow.java:140)
*>*
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