In Java world, there are three stack of web service implementation:
1. Annotated java--> beehive code gen-->Apache Beehive Runtime-->Tomcat server;
2. Annotated java--> wsad code gen-->Websphere runtime-->Websphere App Server;
3. Annotated java--> wlw code gen--> Weblogic runtime--> Weblogic App Server.
Because the web containers are different, each stack generates runtime code differently.
The generated code of each stack is designed to run on the specific web container.
I know "beehive code gen" could be deployed on WebLogic server.
Not sure why you want to have wsad code gen running on WebLogic, or vice versa.
1. Annotated java--> beehive code gen-->Apache Beehive Runtime-->Tomcat server;
2. Annotated java--> wsad code gen-->Websphere runtime-->Websphere App Server;
3. Annotated java--> wlw code gen--> Weblogic runtime--> Weblogic App Server.
Because the web containers are different, each stack generates runtime code differently.
The generated code of each stack is designed to run on the specific web container.
I know "beehive code gen" could be deployed on WebLogic server.
Not sure why you want to have wsad code gen running on WebLogic, or vice versa.