How to include .xml on .war generated by jwsc?

Hello there!
When i build my web service i cannot be able to put in the war file my .xml files they are copy out of the war :__ I need those files because are for ibatis
This is my build.xml
<target name="build.WebService">
     <jwsc
     srcdir="${src.dir}/ActivacionBlackBerryWS"
     destdir="${dest.dir}"
     keepGenerated="yes" >
          <module contextPath="test" name="testWS">
               <jwsfileset srcdir="${src.dir}/testWS">
                    <include name="**/*.java" />
               </jwsfileset>
          </module>
     </jwsc>
                    <copy todir="${dest.dir}">
                    <fileset dir="${src.dir}/testWS" excludes="**/*.java"/>
                    </copy>
</target>
i have 2 packages... 1 for web service and the other one with sqlMapConfig.xml and statements.xml
and the result is a .war with my WS but out of this files are the package with the .xml
what can i do??
thanx in advance

Hi,
Try using the following to Update your WAR/EAR file...:
<taskdef name="jwsc" classname="weblogic.wsee.tools.anttasks.JwscTask" />
    <target name="build-target">
        <jwsc srcdir="src" destdir="${ear-dir}" listfiles="true">
             <jws file="TargetImpl.java" compiledWsdl="${cowDir}/target/Target_wsdl.jar" type="JAXWS"/>
        </jwsc>
<font color=maroon>
         <zip destfile="${ear-dir}/jws.war" update="true">
             <zipfileset dir="src/examples/webservices/callback" prefix="wsdls">
                 <include name="Callback*.wsdl"/>
             </zipfileset>
         </zip>
</font>
    </target>
For real demo of this <Zip> tag please refer to : http://weblogic-wonders.com/weblogic/2010/01/09/username-token-in-jaxws-webservice/
Thanks
Jay SenSharma
http://weblogic-wonders.com/weblogic/webservices/ (WebLogic Wonders Are Here)

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param.add(pvals[4]); // plant code
param.add(pvals[5]); // batch ID
param.add(pvals[6]); // Show SO info flag
iRequestID =
cr.submitRequest(XDOAppShortName, progShortName, progDesc,
null, false, param);
mConn.commit();
// send the request ID to the log file
logFile.writeln("-- Request ID: ->" + Integer.toString(iRequestID),
0);
// call fnd_concurrent.wait_for_request to wait until the request
// has ended - use this to check the request status before proceeding
lStmt =
(OracleCallableStatement)mConn.prepareCall(mGetCompleteStatus);
lStmt.setInt(1, iRequestID);
lStmt.registerOutParameter(2, java.sql.Types.VARCHAR, 0, 255);
lStmt.registerOutParameter(3, java.sql.Types.VARCHAR, 0, 255);
lStmt.registerOutParameter(4, java.sql.Types.VARCHAR, 0, 255);
lStmt.execute();
// get the results of the completion
sPhase = lStmt.getString(2);
sStatus = lStmt.getString(3);
sMessage = lStmt.getString(4);
lStmt.close();
// send the results of the request processing to the log file
logFile.writeln("-- Phase: -> " + sPhase, 0);
logFile.writeln("-- Status: -> " + sStatus, 0);
logFile.writeln("-- Message: -> " + sMessage, 0);
// test here to make sure it completed correctly
if (sPhase.equals("Completed") && sStatus.equals("Normal")) {
// construct the PDF file name generated by the called request
PDFFile = progShortName + "_" + iRequestID + "_1.pdf";
// add a watermark to the generated PDF
// create an output stream for the existing PDF
// and set ouput to append
OutputStream pdfout =
new FileOutputStream(outFilePath + PDFFile, true);
// create an inputstream array (required by calling method)
InputStream pdfin[] = new InputStream[1];
pdfin[0] = new FileInputStream(outFilePath + PDFFile);
// add the watermark passed as a parameter
bCompletion = addWatermark(pdfin, pdfout);
// assign the modified file to the context out
// this will print using this request
if (bCompletion)
outFile.setOutFile(outFilePath + PDFFile);
// release the connection object
// and set the completion status for the request
if (bCompletion) {
pCpContext.getReqCompletion().setCompletion(ReqCompletion.NORMAL,
} else {
lRC.setCompletion(ReqCompletion.WARNING, M_WARNING);
pCpContext.releaseJDBCConnection();
} catch (SQLException s) {
logFile.writeln("SQL Error: Exception thrown w/ error message: " +
s.getMessage(), 0);
lRC.setCompletion(ReqCompletion.WARNING, M_WARNING);
pCpContext.releaseJDBCConnection();
} catch (IOException ioe) {
logFile.writeln("IO Error: Exception thrown w/ error message: " +
ioe.getMessage(), 0);
lRC.setCompletion(ReqCompletion.WARNING, M_WARNING);
pCpContext.releaseJDBCConnection();
} catch (Exception e) {
logFile.writeln("General Exception: " + e.getMessage(), 0);
lRC.setCompletion(ReqCompletion.WARNING, M_WARNING);
pCpContext.releaseJDBCConnection();
} finally {
try {
if (lStmt != null)
lStmt.close();
pCpContext.releaseJDBCConnection();
} catch (SQLException e) {
logFile.writeln(e.getMessage(), 0);
lRC.setCompletion(ReqCompletion.WARNING, M_WARNING);
* addWatermark()
* @param pdfin
* @param pdfout
* @return boolean
* This method will work for an existing document or a newly generated
* one. Set the outputstream append flag to false for a new document
* and true for an existing one.
* NOTE: PDFDocMerger requires an inputstream array even if it only
* contains one document.
private boolean addWatermark(InputStream[] pdfin, OutputStream pdfout) {
if (!sWatermark.equals("")) {
try {
PDFDocMerger docMerger = new PDFDocMerger(pdfin, pdfout);
//docMerger.setTextDefaultWatermark(sWatermark);
docMerger.setTextWatermark(sWatermark, 80f, 50f);
docMerger.setTextWatermarkAngle(25);
docMerger.setTextWatermarkColor(1.0f, .50f, .50f);
docMerger.setTextWatermarkFont("Garamond", 100);
docMerger.process();
docMerger = null;
return true;
} catch (XDOException e) {
logFile.writeln("Watermark process Failed: " + e.getMessage(),
0);
return false;
return true;
* Returns the file separator
private String getFileSeparator() {
return (System.getProperty("file.separator"));
* EBSEmailDelivery
* @return
* Just for testing right now.
private boolean EBSEmailDelivery() {
if (!emailAddress.equals("")) {
try {
// create delivery manager instance
DeliveryManager delMgr = new DeliveryManager();
// create a delivery request
DeliveryRequest delReq =
delMgr.createRequest(DeliveryManager.TYPE_SMTP_EMAIL);
// set email subject
delReq.addProperty(DeliveryPropertyDefinitions.SMTP_SUBJECT,
"EBS Report:" + progDesc +
" for request: " + iRequestID);
// set SMTP server host
delReq.addProperty(DeliveryPropertyDefinitions.SMTP_HOST,
emailServer); // need to supply the email smtp server
// set the sender email address
delReq.addProperty(DeliveryPropertyDefinitions.SMTP_FROM,
emailAddress);
// set the destination email address
delReq.addProperty(DeliveryPropertyDefinitions.SMTP_TO_RECIPIENTS,
emailAddress);
// set the content type of the email body
delReq.addProperty(DeliveryPropertyDefinitions.SMTP_CONTENT_TYPE,
"application/pdf");
// set the document file name appeared in the email
delReq.addProperty(DeliveryPropertyDefinitions.SMTP_CONTENT_FILENAME,
PDFFile);
// set the document to deliver
delReq.setDocument(outFilePath + PDFFile);
// submit the request
delReq.submit();
// close the request
delReq.close();
return true;
} catch (DeliveryException de) {
logFile.writeln("email process Failed: " + de.getMessage(), 0);
return false;
return true;
This is the class for a JCP I created to perform the following:
1) Launch an existing Concurrent Program that produces PDF output
2) Grab the PDF and apply a watermark based on user input or conditions
3) associate the modified PDF to CP output for PASTA printing
It isn't elegant but it is fairly simple. I added the email capability and tested it but am not implementing it at the present time.
there is a fair amount of information out there that explains how to create a JCP councurrent program but very little that demonstrates the class needed.
I hope this helps

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