Wsimport command in WebService's JDK

1, write WebService class, use @webservice annotation

 Package test; Import Javax.jws.WebService; @WebService  Public class helloserviceimpl{    public  string Say (string name) {        return "Hello" + name;}    }

WebService Class

2, use the Main method to publish WebService

 Package test; Import Javax.xml.ws.Endpoint;  Public class Publisher {    publicstaticvoid  main (string[] args) {        Endpoint.publish (new  Helloserviceimpl ());}    }

Main method Publish WebService

3, after the successful release, access to the publishing address +?WSDL get the Network Service Description language, where the TNS colon within the node represents targetnamespace, point to the reference node

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WSDL

4. Build WebService client Java class using Wsimport in JDK

Wsimport-s. -P com.hjp.stub Http://192.168.0.103:8088/hello?wsdl-Xnocompile

-S followed by a dot in the current directory, the first parameter after-p to represent the package that generated the class, the second parameter is the wsdl,-xnocompile representation of the WebService service does not need to compile, if removed-xnocompile will have compiled class file

5, the fourth step to generate a good Java file, copied to the client project, write the client test code

 Packagecom.hjp.client;ImportCom.hjp.stub.HelloServiceImpl;ImportCom.hjp.stub.HelloServiceImplService; Public classClient { Public Static voidMain (string[] args) {//Create a service access Point collection ObjectHelloserviceimplservice helloserviceimplservice=NewHelloserviceimplservice (); //classes that get the service point bindingsHelloserviceimpl helloservice=Helloserviceimplservice.gethelloserviceimplport (); //invoking a service-side methodString Returnstr=helloservice.say ("Xiaoming");    System.out.println (RETURNSTR); }}

Client Code

6. Extended WebService parameters

If you want to modify the name of the node within the WSDL, you can set @webservice (on the Class), @WebMethod (on the method), @WebParam (before the parameter) in the name parameter

If you exclude one of these methods, use @webmethod inside exclude=true

Wsimport command in WebService's JDK