So the case is the following:
I have an application that communicates with a JAX-RPC web service (Hosted in an .ear package on a JBoss server). We had a requirement of moving all the operations in this web service to a new one with a new name, keeping in mind that we should keep our backward compatibility with clients with the old web service stub. The idea is that I shouldn't keep the logic of the operations in both web services, and instead, try to forward the requests for older clients from the old web service to the new one. I found a solution, but I don't know what are its downsides: I kept the skeleton of the operations in the old web service, and in my ejbCreate(), I created an instance of the bean of the new web service, and now all I do is invoking the operations of the new web service using this bean instance (passing the same arguments as received from the client without running any logic). Is my solution valid? Are there any better alternatives?
why not to use ws-addressing? did you read about it ? (honestly I never used it, but I know it can be used to proxy requests)