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Just to clarify- the "Service project" and "EAR Project" fields in the Web
Service wizard will only allow you to select a "Dynamic Web Project" and
"Enterprise Application Project" respectively. If the selected project(s)
does not exist yet (i.e. you type in a name instead of using the
drop-down), then the projects will be created for you- the targeted Server
Runtime and J2EE version for the generated projects will be the same as the
Server Runtime and J2EE version you have chosen.
If you choose an existing Service Project and EAR project, they must target
the same Server Runtime AND J2EE version you select in this dialogue. The
targeted Server Runtime and J2EE version can be identified by looking at
the Properties for the selected Project (right-click > Properties > Server
(or J2EE) ).
Hope this helps.
Eric D. Peters
Web Development Tools for iSeries
IBM Toronto Laboratory, D1/522/8200/MKM
Phone: (905)413-2139, Tie-Line: 969-2139
Internet: ericdp@xxxxxxxxxx
Chenghui
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Sorry I don't know how to do it (ran into the same problem). It's much
easier
to just delete the project you created, and let the wizard do it.
Thanks.
Chenghui Li
WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries,
IBM, Toronto
Phone (905)413-3215, T/L 969-3215
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Chenghui,
Is there a way to change a project to be a service project or do I need
to delete and recreate it? The web project was created just for this
purpose so I don't want to create a different one unless I have to.
Rick
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> I'd guess your current project is not a "service" project. If
> this is the first web service project you're trying to
> create, it's better to use a new project name for the service
> (and also a new project name for the test client project);
> the default name provided is a new one. After you're
> satisfied with the service, you need to Export this project
> as web service and deploy it, so mixing web services with
> other types of web application is not a good idea.
>
> When you create the second service, you can choose to use the
> first project if you wish.
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>
> Thanks.
>
> Chenghui Li
> WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries, IBM, Toronto
> Phone (905)413-3215, T/L 969-3215
> email: chengli@xxxxxxxxxx
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> I'm trying to create a web service from an RPG module source
> member. On
> the prompt for Service Deployment Configuration the default is a
> different project than the one I'm working with. If I change the
> service project and EAR file I receive the error 'The project,
> objectreositoryEAR has a server target which is not
> compatible with the
> selected server type.' I have tried changing the server types via the
> edit button but the error persists. I have even looked at the
> properties of the objectrepository project to get the target server
> information from there and use that in the configuration but without
> success.
>
> Does anyone know how to match the server type with the project?
>
> Rick Chevalier
> AmeriCredit
> Enterprise Solutions
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