WebLogic Server 7.0 Examples: Package examples.webservices

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WebLogic Server 7.0 Code Examples, BEA Systems, Inc.

Package examples.webservices

The examples.webservices package includes code examples that demonstrate the following Web service features of WebLogic Server:

Creating a WebLogic Web service from a stateless session EJB
Creating a WebLogic Web service from a custom Java class
Creating a WebLogic Web service using JAX-RPC handlers
Using user-defined data types as parameters to a Web service operation
Running the servicegen Ant task to automatically assemble and package a Web service into a deployable EAR file
Running the clientgen Ant task to create a client JAR file that contains all the classes and interfaces needed by client applications to invoke a Web service
Invoking a WebLogic Web service in a client application
Invoking Web services from a variety of vendors using the WebLogic-generated client JAR file

Web Service Examples Summary

examples.webservices.basic.javaclass Demonstrates how to create a WebLogic Web service based on a simple custom Java class that takes built-in data types as its parameters and return value.

examples.webservices.basic.statelessSession Demonstrates how to create a WebLogic Web service based on a simple stateless session EJB that takes built-in data types as its parameters and return value.

examples.webservices.client.dynamic_no_wsdl Demonstrates how use the WebLogic-generated client classes to create a dynamic client application that does not use WSDL to invoke a simple Web service on the XMethods Web site. The example also shows how to set the weblogic.webservice.verbose property to true to print out the SOAP request and response messages.

examples.webservices.client.dynamic_wsdl Demonstrates how use the WebLogic-generated client classes to create a dynamic client application that uses WSDL to invoke a simple Web service on the XMethods Web site.

examples.webservices.client.static Demonstrates how use the WebLogic-generated client classes to create a static client application that invokes a simple Web service on the XMethods Web site.

examples.webservices.client.static_out Demonstrates how use the WebLogic-generated client classes to create a static client application that invokes a Web service that uses out parameters.

examples.webservices.complex.statelessSession Demonstrates how to create a Web service based on the EJB 2.0 stateless session Trader example. Also shows how to use a user-defined data type as a return value of a Web service operation.

examples.webservices.handler.log Demonstrates how to create a WebLogic Web service implemented with both a handler chain and a Java backend component.

examples.webservices.handler.nocomponent Demonstrates how to create a WebLogic Web service implemented with only a handler chain, or in other words, a WebLogic Web service that does not have a backend component.

examples.webservices.message Demonstrates how to create a JMS-implemented WebLogic Web service.

examples.webservices.multicomponent Demonstrates how to create a WebLogic Web service implemented with two Java classes.

examples.webservices.r3client Demonstrates how to run the WebLogic Web service client to exercise the SOAPBuilders Interoperability Lab Round 3 suite of tests.

See the individual example pages for instruction on how to build, configure, and run the code examples.

There's More...

Read more about WebLogic Web services in Programming WebLogic Web Services

Additional Web services examples may be downloaded from the dev2dev site.

Overview

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Documentation is available at
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs70/

Web Service Examples Summary
examples.webservices.basic.javaclass	Demonstrates how to create a WebLogic Web service based on a simple custom Java class that takes built-in data types as its parameters and return value.
examples.webservices.basic.statelessSession	Demonstrates how to create a WebLogic Web service based on a simple stateless session EJB that takes built-in data types as its parameters and return value.
examples.webservices.client.dynamic_no_wsdl	Demonstrates how use the WebLogic-generated client classes to create a dynamic client application that does not use WSDL to invoke a simple Web service on the XMethods Web site. The example also shows how to set the `weblogic.webservice.verbose` property to true to print out the SOAP request and response messages.
examples.webservices.client.dynamic_wsdl	Demonstrates how use the WebLogic-generated client classes to create a dynamic client application that uses WSDL to invoke a simple Web service on the XMethods Web site.
examples.webservices.client.static	Demonstrates how use the WebLogic-generated client classes to create a static client application that invokes a simple Web service on the XMethods Web site.
examples.webservices.client.static_out	Demonstrates how use the WebLogic-generated client classes to create a static client application that invokes a Web service that uses out parameters.
examples.webservices.complex.statelessSession	Demonstrates how to create a Web service based on the EJB 2.0 stateless session Trader example. Also shows how to use a user-defined data type as a return value of a Web service operation.
examples.webservices.handler.log	Demonstrates how to create a WebLogic Web service implemented with both a handler chain and a Java backend component.
examples.webservices.handler.nocomponent	Demonstrates how to create a WebLogic Web service implemented with only a handler chain, or in other words, a WebLogic Web service that does not have a backend component.
examples.webservices.message	Demonstrates how to create a JMS-implemented WebLogic Web service.
examples.webservices.multicomponent	Demonstrates how to create a WebLogic Web service implemented with two Java classes.
examples.webservices.r3client	Demonstrates how to run the WebLogic Web service client to exercise the SOAPBuilders Interoperability Lab Round 3 suite of tests.