Configuration of the development examples (Starting from SEI and EJB Web Services)

This chapter describes an example of developing a Web Service starting from SEI. Although this section describes a stub-based development example, you can perform dispatch-based or API-based development of Web Services.

The following table describes the configuration of Web Services to be developed:

Table 8-1 Web Service configuration (Starting from SEI)

Sr.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		statelessjava_dynamic_generate
5	Style		document/literal/wrapped
6	Namespace URI		http://sample.com
7	Port type	Count	1
8	Port type	Local name	AddNumbersImpl
9	Operation	Count	1
10	Operation	Local name	add
11	Service	Count	1
12	Service	Local name	AddNumbersImplService
13	Port	Count	1
14	Port	Local name	AddNumbersImplPort
15	Web Service Implementation Class		com.sample.AddNumbersImpl
16	Method that is to be made public in the Web Service Implementation Class	Count	1
17		Method name	add
18	Exceptions thrown in the methods used in Web Service implementation	Count	1
19		Class name	com.sample.AddNumbersFault

The following table describes the configuration of the current directory used in the Web Service development.

Table 8-2 Configuration of the current directory (Starting from SEI)

Directory					Description
c:\temp\jaxws\works\statelessjava					This is the current directory.
	server\				This is used in the Web Service development.
		META-INF\			Corresponds to the META-INF directory of the EAR file.
			application.xml		Created in 8.3.3 Creating application.xml
		src\			Stores the source files (.java) of the Web Service. Used in 8.3.1 Creating Web Services Implementation Class* and 8.3.2 Compiling Web Services Implementation Class.
		jar\			Stores the compiled class files (.class). Used in 8.3.1 Creating Web Services Implementation Class* and 8.3.2 Compiling Web Services Implementation Class.
			WEB-INF\		Corresponds to the WEB-INF directory of the EJB JAR files.
				wsdl\	Created in 8.3.4 Creating a WSDL file (optional).
		statelessjava_dynamic_generate.ear			Created in 8.3.5 Creating EAR files.
		statelessjava_dynamic_generate.war			Created in 8.3.5 Creating EAR files.
	client\				This is used in the Web Service client development.
		src\			Stores the source files (.java) of the Web Service client. Used in 8.5.1 Generating a service class* and 8.5.2 Creating an Implementation Class for the Web Service client.
		classes\			Stores the compiled class files (.class). Used in 8.5.3 Compiling the Implementation Class for the Web Service client*.
		usrconf.cfg			Created in 8.6.1 Creating an option definition file for Java applications.
		usrconf.properties			Created in 8.6.2 Creating a user property file for Java applications.

Change the current directory path according to the development environment.

Note that the description below uses the directory and files names mentioned in the above table. The values in bold used in the command execution examples or Java source are the values that are specified or generated in the examples used within this document. Use appropriate values according to the environment to be built.

Furthermore, in the development example described in this chapter, the Web Service and Web Service client are developed in the same environment; however, they can be developed in different environments. To develop the Web Service and Web Service client in separate environments, you must change the current directory path according to the respective environment.

8.1 Configuration of the development examples (Starting from SEI and EJB Web Services)