Configuration examples of development (Starting from WSDL)

This section describes the examples of the development of Web Services starting from WSDL.

The following table describes the configuration for developing Web Services:

Table 4-1 Web Service configuration (Starting from WSDL)

No.	Item		Value
1	Name of the J2EE server to be deployed		jaxwsserver
2	Host name and port number of the Web server		webhost:8085
3	URL of the naming server		corbaname::testserver:900
4	Context root		fromwsdl
5	Style		document/literal/wrapped
6	Namespace URI		http://example.com/sample
7	Port type	Number	1
8	Port type	Local name	TestJaxWs
9	Operation	Number	1
10	Operation	Local name	jaxWsTest1
11	Service	Number	1
12	Service	Local name	TestJaxWsService
13	Port	Number	1
14	Port	Local name	testJaxWs
15	WSDL file name		input.wsdl

The following table describes the configuration of the current directory when developing Web Services.

Table 4-2 Configuration of the current directory (Starting from a WSDL)

Directory				Description
c:\temp\jaxws\works\fromwsdl				This is the current directory.
	server\			Used for the development of Web Services.
		META-INF\		Corresponds to the META-INF directory of EAR files.
			application.xml	Created in 4.3.6 Creating application.xml.
		src\		Stores the source file (.java) for Web Services. Used in 4.3.2 Generating SEI* and 4.3.4 Compiling the Web Service Implementation Class.
		WEB-INF\		Corresponds to the WEB-INF directory of WAR files.
			web.xml	Created in 4.3.5 Creating web.xml.
			classes\	Stores the compiled class file (*.class).
			wsdl\	Stores the created wsdl.
		temporary\		Saves temporary files, when creating a WSDL based on the WSDL that is coded and converted using Java. Temporary directory is optional.
			src\
			classes\
		fromwsdl.ear		Created in 4.3.7 Creating EAR files.
		fromwsdl.war		Created in 4.3.7 Creating EAR files.
	client\			Used for the development of Web Service clients.
		src\		Stores the source file (.java) of the Web Service client. Used in 4.5.1 Generating a service class* and 4.5.2 Creating an implementation class for the Web Service client.
		classes\		Stores the compiled class file (.class). Used in 4.5.3 Compiling the implementation class for the Web Service client*.
		usrconf.cfg		Created in 4.6.1 Creating an option definition file for Java applications.
		usrconf.properties		Created in 4.6.2 Creating a user property file for Java applications.

Change the current directory path according to the environment to be developed.

Note that the directory and file names listed in the above table will be used in the description hereafter. The part in Bold in the command execution examples and in the Java source indicates the specified values and the generated values that are used in examples. Read according to the environment that you want to build.

Also, in the development examples described in this chapter, Web Services and Web Service clients are developed in the same environment, but you can also develop them in different environments. For developing Web Services and Web Service clients in different environments, read the current directory path suitable to the respective environments.

4.1 Configuration examples of development (Starting from WSDL)