Build a Web service server/client using Eclipse's own Web service plug-in (Axis1.4)

JDK version: 1.5.0_22

Eclipse version: Helios Service Release 2 (3.6.2)

The WSDL file creation process is shown in http://blog.csdn.net/a19881029/article/details/24625429

Create a Java Web project named Math and copy the WSDL file into the project

The jar packages required by axis are copied to the Webroot\web-inf\lib directory, which is automatically imported into the math project

one, generate the Web service server side

Select mathimpl.wsdl file Right-click->web services->generate Java Bean Skeleton

Just generate the Web service server-side code, choose the Tomcat 6.0,web service environment Select Apache Axis, service Engineering Select Math Project, select Finish and click "Next":

Then select the Web Servic server-side code generation path, select Finish and click "Next":

Generate only Web service server-side code and not deploy it, just click "Done" here

At this point, you can see that the code and deployment/release files for the Web service server are automatically generated in the math project

Just write the server-side specific process in the Mathimplsoapbindingimpl file:[Java]  View plain copy/**   * MathImplSoapBindingImpl.java   *   * this  file was auto-generated from WSDL   * by the Apache  axis 1.4 apr 22, 2006  (06:55:48 PDT)  WSDL2Java emitter.   */       package com.sean.ws;      public class  mathimplsoapbindingimpl implements com.sean.ws.mathimpl{       public  int plus (int a, int b)  throws java.rmi.RemoteException {           //return -3;            int c = a + b;            system.out.println ("The result is:"  + c);            return c;       }  }  

two, generate the Web service client

Select mathimpl.wsdl file Right-click->web services->generate Client

To generate only the Web service client code, select Finish and click Next:

Then select the Web Servic client code generation path, select Done and click "Finish":

At this point, you can see that the Web service client code is automatically generated in the math project

Use the Mathimplproxy class directly: [Java] view plain copy package com.sean.ws;      Import java.rmi.RemoteException; public class Test {public static void main (string[] args) throws RemoteException {Mathimplproxy proxy =           New Mathimplproxy ();       Proxy.plus (1, 2); }   }