MyEclipse Development WebService Tutorial

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. Create a WebService project.

2. Create a plain Java Class View plaincopy to Clipboard

2. Package com.hmw.jaxws;
4. /**
6. * Test <br> for WebService service
8. * <b> Note:</b> The class must have a parameterless construction method, or you cannot use the MyEclipse Wizard to create a JAX-WS WebService Server class for this class <br>
10. * <b> Created Date </b>:2011-1-17
12. * @author <a href= "Mailto:[email protected]" mce_href= "Mailto:[email protected]" > He Mingwang </a>
14. */
16. Public class Hellojaxws {
18. public string SayHello (string userName) {
20. return userName + "Hello, this is my first JAX-ws program. ";
22. }
24. public int Add (int i, int j) {
26. return i + j;
28. }
30. }

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2. Package com.hmw.jaxws;
4. /**
6. * Test <br> for WebService service
8. * <b> Note:</b> The class must have a parameterless construction method, or you cannot use the MyEclipse Wizard to create a JAX-WS WebService Server class for this class <br>
10. * <b> Created Date </b>:2011-1-17
12. * @author <a href= "Mailto:[email protected]" mce_href= "Mailto:[email protected]" > He Mingwang </a>
14. */
16. Public class Hellojaxws {
18. Public string SayHello (String userName) {
20. return userName + "Hello, this is my first JAX-ws program.    ";
22. }
24. public int Add (int i, int j) {
26. return i + j;
28. }
30. }

3. Create a WebService server

The source code for Hellojaxwsdelegate.java is as follows:

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2. Package com.hmw.jaxws;
4. @javax. Jws.webservice (targetnamespace = "http://jaxws.hmw.com/", ServiceName ="Hellojaxwsservice", PortName = "Hellojaxwsport", wsdllocation = "web-inf/wsdl/hellojaxwsservice.wsdl")
6. Public class Hellojaxwsdelegate {
8. Com.hmw.jaxws.HelloJaxws Hellojaxws = new Com.hmw.jaxws.HelloJaxws ();
10. public string SayHello (string userName) {
12. Return Hellojaxws.sayhello (UserName);
14. }
16. public int Add (int i, int j) {
18. Return Hellojaxws.add (i, j);
20. }
22. }

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2. Package com.hmw.jaxws;
4. @javax. Jws.webservice (targetnamespace = "http://jaxws.hmw.com/", ServiceName = "Hellojaxwsservice", PortName = "Hellojaxwsport", wsdllocation = "web-inf/wsdl/hellojaxwsservice.wsdl")
6. Public class Hellojaxwsdelegate {
8. Com.hmw.jaxws.HelloJaxws Hellojaxws = new Com.hmw.jaxws.HelloJaxws ();
10. Public string SayHello (String userName) {
12. return Hellojaxws.sayhello (userName);
14. }
16. public int Add (int i, int j) {
18. return Hellojaxws.add (i, j);
20. }
22. }

4. Import the associated jar package and send the project to Tomcat to launch Tomcat.

The directory structure for the entire project is as follows:

5. Create a WebService client project (plain Java project).

6. Create a client-related call class

7. Create a test class

The code for the test class Clienttest.java is as follows:

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1. Package com.hmw.client.jaxws;
2. Public class Clienttest {
3. Public static void Main (string[] args) {
4. Hellojaxwsdelegate service = new Hellojaxwsservice (). Gethellojaxwsport ();
5. System.out.println (Service.sayhello ("Hemingwang"));
6. System.out.println ("result is:" + service.add (1, 2));
7. }
8. }

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2. Package com.hmw.client.jaxws;
4. Public class Clienttest {
6. public static void Main (string[] args) {
8. Hellojaxwsdelegate service = new Hellojaxwsservice (). Gethellojaxwsport ();
10. System.out.println (Service.sayhello ("Hemingwang"));
12. System.out.println ("result is:" + service.add (1, 2));
14. }
16. }

The directory structure for the entire project is as follows:

8. Run the test class

The results of the operation are as follows:

MyEclipse Development WebService Tutorial (GO)