Comments on Vinod Singh: Building JAX-WS web service

Hi Vinod, we can create each service as a separat...

2011-08-10T21:01:17.517+05:30

Hi Vinod,

we can create each service as a separate jar file and include it in the war file while creating.

For this we need to iterate the buildServer target by passing the service names and creating service specific jars.

The bad part with this approach is we cannot control including the common classes in each jar file though we can control the main service implementation classes i.e. all the common class files will be part of each service jar file.

But my problem is solved since I need at most 2 to 3 services in my application and they are just for testing purposes only not for prod deployment.

Thanks for the wonderful start up code for webservices.

thanks
Vish

@Satish, What is xml attacks in webservice...

2011-08-09T13:42:38.480+05:30

@Satish,

What is xml attacks in webservice ?

Sir, i read ur post.This s very useful to me.For m...

2011-08-08T21:39:37.229+05:30

Sir,
i read ur post.This s very useful to me.For my b.e project, i have created a simple jax-ws calc application.Also a client service is created and the corresponding service is consumed and i m getting output.
the next module i have to do is to implement xml attacks in webservice.i have googled many websites,but cant do anything....can u please help me sir?
i need to finish this module for further extension to my project.....

Thanks,
Sathish

@Vish, Looks like your bumping into this bug / li...

2011-08-05T13:10:08.938+05:30

@Vish,

Looks like your bumping into this bug / limitation of JAX-WS http://java.net/jira/browse/JAX_WS-345. You should keep web services classes in different package and process them separately.

Hi Vinod, This example is very good to start with...

2011-08-05T03:24:50.180+05:30

Hi Vinod,

This example is very good to start with the webservices project.

However I tried to add more service classes and get the following error

\src\java\com\demo\service\FirstService.java:14: The endpoint interface com.demo.service.SecondService does not match the interface com.demo.service.FirstService.

Looks like apt is not able to map the classes.. For e.g. here it is trying to compile FirstService.java but mapping to SecondService.java.

Can you please help me on this?

Thanks,
Vish

Thank you very much. This was very useful for me. ...

2011-04-29T21:18:54.260+05:30

Thank you very much. This was very useful for me.
It is unbelievable how many incomplete and even misleading posts regarding the topics of the application server deployment nightmare are out there. It is good to see something coherent and correct like this.

Hi Vinod, Looking forward to extended help We h...

2010-08-19T15:34:59.933+05:30

Hi Vinod,

Looking forward to extended help

We have built few web-services for different arch layers

Main-WS: runs on web server (Apache)

myINTERFACEservice – runs on App server (Tomcat)

myservice1 - runs on App server (Tomcat)
myservice2 - runs on App server (Tomcat)
myservice3 - runs on App server (Tomcat)
myservice4 - runs on App server (Tomcat)
myservice5 - runs on App server (Tomcat)
........

WS (myservice1, 2, 3……) are intended to only communicate thru “myINTERFACEservice” running on Tomcat

In local QA environment all are working fine as intended BUT fails in production environment.

Presently, our Web Server (Apache in port 80) and Application Server (Tomcat in port 1024) running in the same box although both Web Server & Application Server do communicate but communication with webservices are still a challenge in productive environment.

Also looking forward to configure webservices in Tom to be evoked thru only Main-WS in Apache

Please advice

Thanks,
Raman

thank you so much sir. Very useful article that so...

2010-08-09T11:28:55.785+05:30

thank you so much sir. Very useful article that solved my problem.

Hi Vinod Thanks for the quick reply. Giving you m...

2010-06-28T19:58:25.370+05:30

Hi Vinod
Thanks for the quick reply.
Giving you more details, actually I am integrating Maven with the existing spring application.
That existing application did not have anything related to WS inside web.xml or sun-jaxws.xml.
Hence I have not updated them explicitly.
But if you could please let me know what changes I should do, I can try.

Thanks so much for your time and help.
-Binal

@Binal, Did you made relevant entries in web.xml ...

2010-06-24T12:50:04.124+05:30

@Binal,

Did you made relevant entries in web.xml and sun-jaxws.xml files ?

Hi Vinod I have a problem as mentioned below. I w...

2010-06-23T18:40:45.658+05:30

Hi Vinod

I have a problem as mentioned below.
I want to create a webservice which is part of the application.
To start, I have a wsdl and related xsd file.
Using jaxws-maven-plugin's wsimport tool, I got required java classes.
Now I have webservice implementation class which has @Webservice annotation. This annotation has fields like serviceName, portName, endpointInterface & targetNamespace. This class uses these newly generated classes and other classes (from the app) too.
Now using mvn clean package jboss:hard-deploy command, I deploy the war file to jboss server.
When I try to open the url http://localhost:8080/appcontext/serviceName?wsdl it gives me http 404 error which is resource not found.

My war file does not show wsdl file. Please help me to know what am I missing. and where should be the wsdl file in a war file?

Thanks in advance.
-Binal

@kiransvkumar, Steps for using JAX-WS with Java 5...

2010-06-10T21:50:50.022+05:30

@kiransvkumar,

Steps for using JAX-WS with Java 5 would also be same. Only difference is that with Java 5 one has to put JAX-WS jars in classpath.

Good post and very useful Vinod. Every where it is...

2010-06-09T10:49:41.950+05:30

Good post and very useful Vinod. Every where it is referred as jax-ws is used with java 1.6 version only. is is possible to do all the steps mentioned in 1.5? If so can u pls let me know the dependent libraries?

An extremely good intro book on JAX-WS can be foun...

2010-02-15T04:26:17.138+05:30

An extremely good intro book on JAX-WS can be found here: http://oreilly.com/catalog/9780596521134 Short, thorough and and the "up and running part" is very accurate.

@Nihar, No clues about Netbeans though one can al...

2009-11-12T17:18:46.097+05:30

@Nihar,

No clues about Netbeans though one can always define the package name while invoking 'wsimport' as mentioned at Step #6 - Generate client above.

Well i want to create client stub for both of the ...

2009-11-12T17:14:58.979+05:30

Well i want to create client stub for both of the web services in a different package but as i am creating JAX WS client using netbeans , it directly takes package name from WSDL files only.

i dont have a option to generate sources in a different packages as netbeans doesn't allow it to do that.

so do you have any idea how to do it ?

Thanks,
ntimesc

@nihar, Why don't you create client stubs for...

2009-11-10T20:57:08.373+05:30

@nihar,

Why don't you create client stubs for both of the web services in different packages?

Hi Vinod , How can i call multiple web services f...

2009-11-10T18:31:15.091+05:30

Hi Vinod ,

How can i call multiple web services from a single client ?

i have created jax-ws artifacts for both services but the problem is both services are sharing same package name and method names.
so when i am trying to include it in my web service client as a jar its giving me error

Thanks
ntimesc

Dear Vinod, Thanks for providing good tutorial. C...

2009-09-23T15:14:14.572+05:30

Dear Vinod,
Thanks for providing good tutorial.

Can we implement JAX-WS using JDK 1.5 and tomcat-5.0.28. Please advise.

Are SOAP hadlers only way to capture request and r...

2009-09-11T12:21:09.254+05:30

Are SOAP hadlers only way to capture request and resonse XMl while calling web service or there is some other way available as well

With recent updates of Java 6, endorsed directory ...

2009-09-08T20:06:05.124+05:30

With recent updates of Java 6, endorsed directory mechanism is no longer required for JAX-WS. JAX-WS RI can be downloaded from https://jax-ws.dev.java.net/.

Excellent site/effort! Vinod, you mention in you...

2009-09-08T13:09:22.885+05:30

Excellent site/effort!

Vinod, you mention in your examples/comments about JAX-WS RI jars. Can you be more specific?

I mean, what exactly are the jars to be copied into the endorsed directory?

And where does one download them from? What version? (I could not download it from your RI link, is it broken as it did not work for me?)

awesome post. I really very thankfull to you. Itr...

2009-09-02T16:49:21.320+05:30

awesome post. I really very thankfull to you.

Itried so many times to deploy a simple jax-ws webservice in jboss.

Everytime i failed to do that.

First time i found a post which contains series of steps to deploy the jax-ws webservice successfully.

Thanks a lot and i really be the fan of you now.

ur really getting famous. I saw ur blog name on go...

2009-06-29T14:20:33.816+05:30

ur really getting famous. I saw ur blog name on google first page. Indeed, this is an achievement.

bye
keep guessing (let u later)

Hi Vinod, When I run the genClient im getting err...

2009-06-23T16:47:59.371+05:30

Hi Vinod,

When I run the genClient im getting error pkg.MyServiceImpl not found.
But the class file is available in the mentioned classpath in the wsgen command.