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Not able to see my web service in the server?

Former Member
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Hi All,

I have made a EJB project containing a bean class .

I have made this bean class a web service (Specified the EAR project in the wizard).

Now, I am not able to see it in my server . I cant register it to UDDI.

I have refered this blog:

/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/09/15/creating-a-web-service-and-consuming-it-in-web-dynpro

Please if anyone knows the solutionof this problem.

Please reply soon!

Sumit

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Former Member
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Hi All,

I have found the actual problem:

I do not know how to add my EJB project to a EAR project.

Please help!

Sumit

suresh_krishnamoorthy
Active Contributor
Former Member
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Hi,

Please elaborate your answer. i am unable to find the option you have mentioned.

I need an urgent help!

Thanks n Regards,

Sumit

abhijeet_mukkawar
Active Contributor
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hi,

right click on your ear project go to add modules, and check your corresponding ejb project.

ear project right click-> add modules->choose ejb project

hope this helps

regards,

abhijeet

Former Member
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Hi,

I am not getting the ADD MODULES option while clicking on the EAR project in web dynpro explorer.

On right clicking the EJB project I get an option ADD TO EAR

But on clicking it I get no EARs to select from.

Please tell me where i am wrong?

Sumit

abhijeet_mukkawar
Active Contributor
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hi,

you will get "Add modules " in J2EE perspective.

go to J2EE perspective

regards,

Abhijeet

ankur_garg5
Active Contributor
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Hi sumit,

Please check if there is any red cross over the folder hierarchy of your web service project. If there are no crosses, then may be try creating a new EAR project all together for your web service.

For this create a new web service from your java bean.

Right click your java bean, and create a new web service. When the wizard asks to create an EAR project, dont select from an already made project, create a new project.

Now when the EAR Project is made, right click on it, and build it. After it is built successfully, an EAR file will be generated, which you can see under this EAR Project itself. Right click on this EAR file, and deploy to your J2EE engine.

Check whether your web service is reflected in the Web Service Navigator or not. Hopefully it will.

Bye

Ankur

Former Member
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Hi,

Thanks fro your replies.

My problem is solved.

Sumit

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