Problem testing JAXRPC based web services

Hello,
I have a JAXRPC based web service. The application was easily tested using earlier versions of sun java system application server.
But when I am trying to test it using sun java Application Server 9 it is showing an error.
Do I need to change some configurations?
Hope to receive solutions.
Shalmoli

Hi Eoin,
I had the exact problem. Struggled a lot and still couldn't figure out. I think its a problem in 8.1. Not sure. Might want to check with the support guys. If you are struck with 8.1 and still couldn't figure out, AXIS would be a option for you. Just an FYI. Thats what we are doing now.
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Thanks and good luck
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