Web service deployment to WLS

Hi
I have a need to create a webservice client and deploy that to weblogic.
we use IBM WSAD as the IDE , but uses WLS as the application server.
when I create the web service client using the tools in WSAD , it makes use of websphere specific class/code to access the webservice.
So the deployed code to WLS does not work
Does anyone know the workaround for this?
Thanks

You could download a copy of the WLW Beta and give it a try....
http://wlp.bea.com/wlw%5Fwlp%5Fbeta92/.
This way you would not have to use WSAD.
d d wrote:
Hi
I have a need to create a webservice client and deploy that to weblogic.
we use IBM WSAD as the IDE , but uses WLS as the application server.
when I create the web service client using the tools in WSAD , it makes use of websphere specific class/code to access the webservice.
So the deployed code to WLS does not work
Does anyone know the workaround for this?
Thanks

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