In the development examples described in this chapter, flow of customization and execution is as follows:

Developing a Web Service

1. Saving the already compiled class files (6.3.1)
2. Generating an additional Java code by executing the cjwsgen command, and also generating a WSDL, if required (6.3.2)
3. Creating web.xml (6.3.3)
4. Creating application.xml (6.3.4)
5. Creating an EAR file (6.3.5)

Deploying and starting

1. Deploying EAR files (6.4.1)
2. Starting Web Services (6.4.2)

Developing a Web Service client

1. Executing the cjwsimport command and generating a service class (6.5.1)
2. Creating the implementation class for Web Service clients (6.5.2)
3. Compiling the implementation class for Web Service clients (6.5.3)

Executing a Web Service

1. Creating the option definition file for Java applications (6.6.1)
2. Creating the user property file for Java applications (6.6.2)
3. Executing the Web Service client (6.6.3)