Use myeclipse10 to develop a JAX-WS-based Web service instance within 5 minutes

1. Open myeclipse and create a new Web service project.

Ii. Enter the project name demo

Click Finish to create a project.

3. Create a Java class

Package server;

Public class demo {

Public String sayhello (string name ){
Return name + ", hello! ";
}

}

4. Right-click SRC and choose new> Other.

5. Select Web Service under myeclipse Web Services

6. Click Next and select create Web service from Java class.

7. Click Next and select the class just entered.

8. Click Finish, release the project to Tomcat, start Tomcat, and access http: // 127.0.0.1: 8080/demo/demoport.

The result is as follows:

The Web Service is created.

9. Create a client. Open the wizard and select Web service client.

10. Click Next

11. Click Next, select the wsdl url, and enter http: // 127.0.0.1: 8080/demo/demoport? WSDL, Java package input Client

12. Click Next

13. Click Finish.

Generate client call code

14. Create a client

Package test;

Import client. demodelegate;
Import client. demoservice;

Public class test {

/**
* @ Param ARGs
*/
Public static void main (string [] ARGs ){
// Todo auto-generated method stub
Demoservice Server = new demoservice ();
Demodelegate dd = server. getdemoport ();

String result = dd. sayhello ("Lions ");

System. Out. println (result );
}

}

15. Run Test

The following are the running results: