One WAR containing soap 1.1 and soap 1.2

can anybody tell me how to package a web service into one war file that supports soap 1.1 and 1.2 in ANT? Is it possible to do it?
Thanks.

ya it is possible to make the webservice as war file. It just like creating jsp or servlet application.
In your WEB-INF directory u need to have your webservice configuration file(wsdd) and classes shud be under classes directory..
Niraimathi R

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My OSB proxy services should support SOAP 1.1 and 1.2 versions. However, WSDL based Proxy service has only one endpoint. (This is the limitation as per an Oracle document.) This endpoint is one which you select while creating a proxy service from WSDL.
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I was running into similar issues attempting to send a complex-typed request to a SOAP service. Right up to the same error message, actually. After a lot of googling and a little experimentation, I came up with an adjustment to the generated code that makes it work.
(OBVersionDisclosure: Flash Builder 4, Flex 4 SDK.)
The generator produced an ActionScript class called [servicename], along with one named _Super_[servicename]. This service class gives you asynchronous RPC-style access to your SOAP methods. For what we're doing, though, ignore the [servicename] class -- all the action is in the _Super_[servicename] class.
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"Ioana Meissner" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3cf640cc$[email protected]..
I have used the following example for my own web service with EJBcomponent and SOAP
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