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Asked: 2026-06-17T08:25:47+00:00

I’m working on a project with JAX-WS. When I annotate my endpoint class with

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I’m working on a project with JAX-WS.

When I annotate my endpoint class with @WebService the WSDL is marked in console like

.../<context-root>/XXXService?wsdl

When I add @Stateless on those endpoints the WSDL is not marked in console and the actual address is

.../XXXService/XXXEndpoint?wsdl

Is this normal or expected?

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For further readers.

I couldn’t find any resolution. I decided not to use mixed @Stateless+@WebService. I split those @EJBs and @WebServices for clear module separation.

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  1. Editorial Team

    What youre experiencing is expected behaviour. It’s a different matter if the service s not functional. When an EJB 3.x stateless bean is deployed as a WS, it’s naming defaults to what you see there,

    Servername/SIBnameService/SIBName.

    The reason for this is obvious: EJBs don’t operate within the context of a web application and so cannot be addressed as such. You can customise the default name using the serviceName attribute on the @WebService annotation

    Look at this from apache

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