How to write WSDD file to deploy web service

I write a server code,I want to deploy it as service,but I don't know how to write WSDD file?I use AXIS and SOAP
I need help,thanks a lot.
Regards
William
2.24

Yes, put your wsdd with your class files. But if you want AdminClient to work correctly, be sure all environement variables are set correctly.
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