Static content in iAS 6.5 (for JavaWebstart)

Hello,
I'm using iAS 6.5.
I want to serve a jar file for JavaWebstart in a J2EE App (including a war file)
That works, but it tooks a very long time before Webstart is loading this Jar and it is fully reloaded every time i access that App from Webstart.
When I put this jar file into the iPlanet Webserver it is loaded much faster and will not be reloaded every time i access this jar file with Webstart.
1. Is it possible to serve static content in iAS that Webstart is not fully reloading every time, instead of only checking the header informations for a newer version?
2. Can you give me a link to an iPlanet documentation about how to handle static content iAS/iWS !
3. Will be the iPlanet Webserver Settings (e.g. KeepAlive) ignored, when i run Webcontent from the Applicationserver (../NASApp/...)?
Kinds
Regards

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Sun ONE AS 7 fully supports JAX-pack, and it has a tool, XRPCC, (now wscompile and wsdeploy) which generates stubs, ties and WSDLs for the services. Also the same tool can be used to generate the stubs, client side artifacts, from any WSDL file.
And also JAX-run time provides SOAP 1.1, UDDI v2 Registry access and WSDL support. Interoparability between JAX-Run time and other SOAP 1.1 implementations is also tested successfully.
There are several third partly tools available from different vendors (around 10-12), you may wish to search for them in google. And with that you may generate WSDL for your Apache SOAP services.
If you are planning to have a standalone web services client, then you can directly use JWSDP at the client side to communicate with the Apache SOAP services on the iPlanet Application Server 6.5.
Please get back for any further assistance.

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