Configuration examples of development (Starting from SEI and addressing)

This chapter describes examples for developing the Web Services starting from SEI.

The following table lists and describes the configuration of the Web Service to be developed:

Table 38-1 Configuration of the Web Service (Starting from SEI and addressing)

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	Naming Server URL		corbaname::testserver:900
4	Context route		addressing_dynamic_generate
5	Style		document/literal/wrapped
6	Namespace URI		http://sample.com
7	Port type	Number	1
8	Port type	Local name	AddNumbersImpl
9	Operation	Number	3
10		Local name 1	add
11		Local name 2	add2
12		Local name 3	add3
13	Service	Number	1
14	Service	Local name	AddNumbersImplService
15	Port	Number	1
16	Port	Local name	AddNumbersImplPort
17	Web Service Implementation Class		com.sample.AddNumbersImpl
18	Methods made public in the Web Service Implementation Class	Number	3
19		Method name 1	add
20		Method name 2	add2
21		Method name 3	add3
22	Exceptions thrown in the Web Service Implementation Class methods	Number	1
23		Class name	com.sample.AddNumbersFault

The following table lists and describes the configuration of the current directory, when the Web Service is developed.

Table 38-2 Configuration of the current directory (Starting from SEI and addressing)

Directory				Explanation
c:\temp\jaxws\works\addressing				This is the current directory.
	server\			Used for Web Service development.
		META-INF\		Corresponds to the META-INF directory of the EAR file.
			application.xml	Created in 38.3.4 Creating application.xml.
		src\		Saves the source file (.java) for the Web Service. Used in 38.3.1 Creating Web Services Implementation Classand 38.3.2 Compiling Web Services Implementation Classes*.
		WEB-INF\		Corresponds to the WEB-INF directory of the WAR file.
			web.xml	Created in 38.3.3 Creating web.xml.
			classes\	Saves the compiled class file (.class). Used in 38.3.2 Compiling Web Service Implementation Classes*.
		addressing_dynamic_generate.ear		Created in 38.3.5 Creating EAR files.
		addressing_dynamic_generate.war		Created in 38.3.5 Creating EAR files.
	client\			Used for the development of the Web Service client.
		src\		Saves the source file (.java) of the Web Service client. Used in 38.5.1 Generating a service classand 38.5.2 Creating Implementation Class for the Web Services client*.
		classes\		Saves the compiled class file (.class). Used in 38.5.3 Compiling Implementation Class for the Web Services client*.
		usrconf.cfg		Created in 38.6.1 Creating an option definition file for Java applications.
		usrconf.properties		Created in 38.6.2 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 formatted in Bold, in the command execution example and in the Java source, indicates the specified values and generated values that are used in this example. Substitute and read according to the environment you want to build.

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

38.1 Configuration examples of development (Starting from SEI and addressing)