Setting up a WLS-Webservice Example in Eclipse
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I like the API
Examples that ship with WLS because they contain a level of complexity that is
just enough to demonstrate the technology slice at hand. In other words, they
are kept very simple. Therefore they are an excellent starting point for small
test applications that can be used in very complex environments. We want to
look at the Example: “Creating a Web Service from an Existing WSDL File”. We
demonstrate how to quickly integrate it into Eclipse with full support of code
completion, context sensitive help and on-the-fly compilation support.
Examples that ship with WLS because they contain a level of complexity that is
just enough to demonstrate the technology slice at hand. In other words, they
are kept very simple. Therefore they are an excellent starting point for small
test applications that can be used in very complex environments. We want to
look at the Example: “Creating a Web Service from an Existing WSDL File”. We
demonstrate how to quickly integrate it into Eclipse with full support of code
completion, context sensitive help and on-the-fly compilation support.
In this little workshop we show how to integrate a simple web service example into an eclipse project which features context help, code assistant and on-the-fly compilation. Starting from a running example, which is part of the WLS installation, we produce an eclipse project which builds, deploys and runs this example. However instead of changing code with a text editor as it would be required in the original example, we now have the full IDE support. This enables us to quickly extend it to include code for prototypes and tests scenarios.
Read the full article as PDF: WLS12c_WS_from_WSDL.pdf (1,5 MB)