Configure the Web Services Stack Runtime
Use the files below to configure the Web Services Stack runtime.
File | Use to configure... |
axis2.xml | Client side and server side of all deployed web services. The axis2.xml file is a configuration file provided by the Apache Software Foundation. For more information about the Axis2 parameters in this file, see the Axis2 Configuration Guide. |
module.xml | Specific modules. |
services.xml | Specific web services. |
You can set up Web Services Stack in one of the configurations listed below.
You can configure
Web Services Stack as an integrated component of
Software AG Runtime. When
Software AG Runtime is started,
Web Services Stack uses the runtime configuration below. The module.xml and services.xml files are stored in the META-INF subdirectory within the module archive and the service archive, respectively, in the location below.
Files to Configure | Location in Software AG_directory /profiles/CTP/workspace/wsstack/repository |
axis2.xml | /conf |
module.xml | /modules |
services.xml | /services |
You can configure
Web Services Stack as a client runtime. When
Software AG Runtime is started,
Web Services Stack uses the runtime configuration below.
Web Services Stack has agent programs that use Software AG System Management Hub administration functionality. These agent programs are called System Management Hub agents. They manipulate the Web Services Stack environment under the System Management Hub web interface. This configuration is primarily used by Software AG System Management Hub agents, but can also be used by any user-implemented web services client.
Files to Configure | Location in Software AG_directory /WS-Stack/repository |
axis2.xml | /conf |
module.xml | /modules |
services.xml | /services |
For this configuration, also go to the Software AG_directory /WS-Stack/conf directory and configure the deployclient.properties file, used by System Management Hub to deploy web services, and the argusagent.properties file, which indicates the host name and server port of the deployed Web Services Stack.