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I am getting started with an Axis-based web service, written in Java, which will run on WebSphere.
My question is, can I just bundle this up as a web application like I usually do, as a WAR file inside of an EAR file, or do I need an AAR file, inside a WAR file, inside an EAR file?
Or are AAR files just for packaging up web service components on their own?
I believe you do need an .aar file if you are using Axis2.
Remember an .aar file is just a .jar file, with a particular structure: A services.xml file in the META-INF folder.