Removed Useless Jar Generation from Web Service Server-Side Examples

It is enough to just build the aar archives, so we can drop `package`
from the Maven build command line.

Author: thomasWeise

webServices/README.md

@@ -116,7 +116,7 @@ Now you can build the server projects, i.e., generate an [`aar`](http://axis.apa
 7. Click `New launch configuration` (the first symbol from the left on top of the small white pane).
 8. Write a useful name for this configuration in the `Name` field. You can use this configuration again later.
 9. In the tab `Main` enter the `Base directory` of the project, this is the folder called `webServices/calculator/server` containing the Eclipse/Maven project.
-10. Under `Goals`, enter `clean compile package axis2-aar:aar`. This will build a `aar` archive.
+10. Under `Goals`, enter `clean compile axis2-aar:aar`. This will build a `aar` archive.
 11. Click `Apply`
 12. Click `Run`
 13. The build will start, you will see its status output in the console window.

webServices/calculator/server/make_linux.sh

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ set -o errexit   # set -e : exit the script if any statement returns a non-true
 echo "We now build the calculator example web service."
 
 rm -rf target
-mvn clean compile package axis2-aar:aar
+mvn clean compile axis2-aar:aar
 rm -rf target/aar
 rm -rf target/generated-sources
 rm -rf target/maven-status

webServices/warehouse/server/make_linux.sh

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ set -o errexit   # set -e : exit the script if any statement returns a non-true
 echo "We now build the warehouse example web service."
 
 rm -rf target
-mvn clean compile package axis2-aar:aar
+mvn clean compile axis2-aar:aar
 rm -rf target/aar
 rm -rf target/generated-sources
 rm -rf target/maven-status