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[ BUILD # : 200510050715 ] [ JDK VERSION : 1.4.2_xx ] Hello, I have opened the existing netbeans project from the J2EE 1.4 samples folder, "helloservice". The web service is a simple one, containing 'SayHello'. I am able to deploy and test the service from a Visual Studio 2005 install on the same box. (Ultimately proving it works) When I try "Add to registry...", I get an error stating: "Unable to add the web service to the registry. Make sure it has been deployed, the server is running, and the correct WSDL URL was entered." The URL is: http://localhost:8080/helloservice/Hello?WSDL
Could you check if you can see wsdl of your webservice in browser when you are trying to add ws to the registry (on the URL you mentioned)?
I just confirmed this to be a problem in 200510131600 as well. I created a new web service, chose "debug" against the target webapp. The URL is: http://localhost:8080/corpdir2/PMonEventProcessor?WSDL I can view the WSDL in a browser, and access it from the Visual Studio environment. However, when I right-click and choose "Add to registry..." I get: "Unable to add the web service to the registry..."
Please try creating a separate web application and using the web service client wizard to download the WSDL from the running service and build the initial client. Does this work?
Please attach the problematic WSDL file. I cannot get WSDL from your local host.
I just noticed you are using JDK 1.4.2. See bug #66860. Is this what you are experiencing? Can you upgrade your JDK to 1.5.0 and see if that resolves the problem? (Sorry, can't tell you where to get that update center NBM for a dev build, though it's probably in the build somewhere.)
I believe this is. I also have the red X. I will mark it as a dupe. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 66860 ***
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