How difficult is it to add a basic web services interface to an existing Java server application without having to turn it into a .war or embed a small web server, such as a jetty?
let's say xml-rpc instead of more modern approaches if that helps.
If not too difficult, can you suggest a starting point?
early:)
It seems that you are asking about the impossibility: expose the HTTP service without connecting or embedding the HTTP server!
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