Settings and Operations of the JAX-WS Functionality

This chapter describes the operations of the JAX-WS engine that you need to understand for the various settings and operations of the JAX-WS functionality used when developing or operating SOAP Web Services.

Organization of this chapter: 10.1 Action definition file; 10.2 Operations of the JAX-WS engine; 10.3 Customization using cosminexus-jaxws.xml; 10.4 Fault and exception processing; 10.5 Interface transparency; 10.6 Issuing the Meta data; 10.7 Displaying Web Service information; 10.8 HTTP methods that can be used; 10.9 Initializing and destroying the Web Service; 10.10 Connecting through a proxy server; 10.11 Connection by SSL protocol; 10.12 Connection by basic authentication; 10.13 Selecting the SOAP version; 10.14 Executing a client application using the command line; 10.15 HTTP status codes; 10.16 HTTP header; 10.17 gzip compression of the HTTP request body; 10.18 Linking with the HTTP response compression functionality; 10.19 Invoking an EJB Web Service; 10.20 Preventing the resending of a request by sun.net.www.http.HttpClient; 10.21 Injection; 10.22 One-way operations; 10.23 A functionality to dynamically generate wrapper bean

10. Settings and Operations of the JAX-WS Functionality