Eclipse builds Web service and tests with the AXIS2 plugin

When learning Web service, from the Internet to find the senior blog http://www.cnblogs.com/hexinlin/p/3358558.html, And according to the method of this article step by step: Write to publish Java class Hellodemo.java, build. arr file and publish the service to tomcat\webapps\axis2\web-inf\services\, and access http:// 127.0.0.1:8080/AXIS2/SERVICES/HELLODEMO?WSDL success ... But when line-to-text steps "C. Generate stubs", fill in the "Http://127.0.0.1:8080/axis2/services/HelloDemo" in the Axis Codgen Wizard Guide WSDL file location column? WSDL "error :" Specified wsdl is invalid!, please select a validated *.wsdl/*.xml file on previous page. "

Package Com.hxl.webservice.service;public class Hellodemo {public    string SayHello (String name) {        return "Hello "+name;    }        Public String Getresp () {        return "request is responding";    }}

The solution was not found at the moment, only to find a way: Using the original Hellodemo.java to generate a WSDL file hellodemo.wsdl the existence of local--d:\project\testwebser\src\hellodemo.wsdl.

Then use the hellodemo.wsdl file to generate the associated Java code. As follows:

Extensionmapper.java
Getresp.java
Getrespresponse.java
Hellodemocallbackhandler.java
Hellodemostub.java
Sayhello.java
Sayhelloresponse.java
Testmethods.java

In Hellodemostub.java "implements Hellodemo" error. This is because the Hellodemo class in Hellodemo.java is not an interface interface. Simply delete "Implements Hellodemo".

public class Hellodemostub extends Org.apache.axis2.client.Stub        implements Hellodemo{protected Org.apache.axis2.description.axisoperation[] _operations;

The next thing to do is to implement the RECEIVERESULTGETRESP and Receiveresultsayhello methods in Hellodemocallbackhandler to get what you want:

Package Com.hxl.webservice.stub;import Com.hxl.webservice.service.hellodemocallbackhandler;import Com.hxl.webservice.service.sayhelloresponse;import Com.hxl.webservice.service.getrespresponse;public Class Mycallback extends Hellodemocallbackhandler {    @Override public    void Receiveresultgetresp (getrespresponse Result) {        System.out.println (Result.getlocal_return ());    }    @Override public    void Receiveresultsayhello (sayhelloresponse result) {        System.out.println (Result.getlocal_ return ());}    }

And then write a method that sets the class of the call

：

Package Com.hxl.webservice.service;import Com.hxl.webservice.stub.*;import Java.rmi.remoteexception;import Org.apache.axis2.axisfault;public class Testmethods {public void Testgetresp () throws exception{hellodemostub stub = new Hellodemostub (); GETRESP gr = new Getresp (); System.out.println (Stub.getresp (GR). Get_return ());} public void Testsayhello () throws exception{hellodemostub stub  = new Hellodemostub (); SayHello sh = new SayHello (); Sh.setname ("Hxl"); System.out.println (Stub.sayhello (SH). Get_return ());}    public void Testgetayn () throws Exception {        hellodemostub stub = new Hellodemostub (); GETRESP gr = new Getresp (); Stub.startgetresp (GR, New Mycallback ()); SayHello sh = new SayHello (); Sh.setname ("darren!"); Stub.startsayhello (SH, New Mycallback ()); SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN ("Asynchronous Invocation"); System.in.read ();}}

Finally, write a test class with the Main method clnt:

Package Com.hxl.webservice.service;import Java.rmi.remoteexception;import Org.apache.axis2.axisfault;public class CLNT {/** * @param args * @throws Exception  */public static void Main (string[] args) throws Exception {Testmethods tm = new Testmethods ();//tm.testgetresp ();//tm.testsayhello (); Tm.testgetayn ();}}

To perform the printed result:

asynchronous invocation

Request is responding

Hello darren!

Eclipse builds Web service and tests with the AXIS2 plugin