Bill,
You can try and deploy it under the util\lib dir of the app. For example on 8.X it would map to:
C:\Cisco\CVP\VXMLServer\applications\TestApp\java\util\lib
I have deployed similar apps and jar under util\lib works fine.

Please try and let me know.
Hemal

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Subject: New Message from Bill Westby in Customer Voice Portal (CVP) - CVP - All Versions: Axis2 and Rampart Deployment on tomcat

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I'm trying to write a studio app to call a webservice that uses Axis2 security with something called Rampart and this all goes over SSL.

From Studio I have written a test harness project (custom java project, not a Call Studio project):
- I created stubs using Axis2 generator from the customer WSDL
- Created a test client from code provided by the customer
- Setup the proper java keystore security to talk to the webservice.
- Tested and it works FINE from Call Studio running as a java app.


If I want this to run under VXML server, once I write a custom element, I'm going to need the Axis2 and Rampart JAR files to be loaded and referenceable. I have two methods, copy them to local util\lib or copy to vxmlserver\common\lib...or maybe tomcat\common\lib, don't know.

So far I've had zero luck loading them in vxmlserver\common\lib and the messages are somewhat useless on where to look.

Has anyone done this before using Axis2 client "elements" and if so where did you put the lib jar files and their corresponding directories i believe they rely on (e..g /conf)?

I'm sure more info might be needed, but first thought I'd take a stab on finding someone I could reap the benefits from :-)

Thanks, Bill Westby

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So if anyone is interested, if you are using Axis2 with Rampart with client and wssecurity properties and a java keystore, you have to put those files in:



C:\Cisco\CVP\VXMLServer\Tomcat\common\classes



And restart VXML Server as they cached at startup.



Whew! That was tedious.



Thanks,

Bill Westby.



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Hemal Mehta has created a new message in the forum "CVP - All Versions":

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Bill,
You can try and deploy it under the util\lib dir of the app. For example on 8.X it would map to:
C:\Cisco\CVP\VXMLServer\applications\TestApp\java\util\lib
I have deployed similar apps and jar under util\lib works fine.

Please try and let me know.
Hemal

From: Cisco Developer Community Forums [mailto:cdicuser@developer.cisco.com]
Sent: Monday, October 10, 2011 6:59 PM
To: cdicuser@developer.cisco.com
Subject: New Message from Bill Westby in Customer Voice Portal (CVP) - CVP - All Versions: Axis2 and Rampart Deployment on tomcat

Bill Westby has created a new message in the forum "CVP - All Versions":

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I'm trying to write a studio app to call a webservice that uses Axis2 security with something called Rampart and this all goes over SSL.

From Studio I have written a test harness project (custom java project, not a Call Studio project):
- I created stubs using Axis2 generator from the customer WSDL
- Created a test client from code provided by the customer
- Setup the proper java keystore security to talk to the webservice.
- Tested and it works FINE from Call Studio running as a java app.


If I want this to run under VXML server, once I write a custom element, I'm going to need the Axis2 and Rampart JAR files to be loaded and referenceable. I have two methods, copy them to local util\lib or copy to vxmlserver\common\lib...or maybe tomcat\common\lib, don't know.

So far I've had zero luck loading them in vxmlserver\common\lib and the messages are somewhat useless on where to look.

Has anyone done this before using Axis2 client "elements" and if so where did you put the lib jar files and their corresponding directories i believe they rely on (e..g /conf)?

I'm sure more info might be needed, but first thought I'd take a stab on finding someone I could reap the benefits from :-)

Thanks, Bill Westby

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Axis works fine for me – the libraries have to be carefully located. I’ll tell you where I have them.

Regards,
Geoff

Update:

We were able to place all the Axis2 jars into the java/util/lib directory and get Axis2 to function properly. We then removed them and added them to the Tomcat/common/lib directory which works fine as well.