>>>> In this case, I want to change the URL of each of the Listener's Services, so I have one Listener (Listener.class) in my TOMCAT_HOME/shared/classes path (in the same Tomcat instance of my service).
All of my listeners are going to use the same class and class' name. How could I use another Listener (Listener.class) ? Where do I have to put this class ? If I call the Listener.class from my Service (Caller) , which of both Listeners are going to receive it ? <<<< I am having a difficult time understanding what you are trying to do, possibly because I am unsure of what "Listener" is. >From your previous e-mails, I thought your scenario was 1. Client calls a service of yours on server A 2. The service on server A does a database lookup to determine what service to call, then calls that service on server B 3. The service on B returns a result to the service on A, which in turn returns something to the client Now your "issue" is that, for testing, you want server A and server B to be the same physical machine. Typically, there would be no problem with putting all your services for both server A and server B in one SOAP webapp. You seemed interested in having different URLs for the two logical servers, so I suggested adding another <Connector> to the Tomcat server.xml. This would mean server A would be one port on the machine (for example, 8080), and server B would be another port (for example, 8081). At this point, I do not understand any issue you have remaining. Is there something about the code for the services for server A and server B that prevents the code for both servers from being installed in a single webapp? ===== Scott Nichol __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free web site building tool. Try it! http://webhosting.yahoo.com/ps/sb/
