Re: Eclipse WebService
- From: Peter K <xdzgor@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 02 Oct 2007 07:12:13 GMT
Manish Pandit <pandit.manish@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in
news:1191265154.067027.169980@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
What you are trying to achieve is called Bottom-up Java Bean Web
Service. If you have eclipse with WTP (Web-Tools Platform), you can
click New -> Other-> Web Services -> Web Service. This will open up a
dialog where you can select the Java Bean to be used as the interface.
Click OK, and Eclipse will create a new web services project with the
WSDL, stubs and the other housekeeping code. It will even prompt to
start a server to deploy the generated service :)
You might want to include other libraries and projects to this project
for the code to work right (like the dependencies, etc.).
Thanks for the advice. I found "WTP" on the net, after "Tomek" mentioned
"STP" (which I still haven't yet investigated).
It does seem WTP will achieve what I need (in fact much more I think) -
although it doesn't really seem "intuitive" to use yet. I have managed to
get a couple of do-nothing web-services compiled and installed under
Tomcat, but sometimes when I try to create a web-service I get a "class not
found" error.... probabaly some setup step or something I forget to perform
on occasion.
Thanks,
Peter
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