Axis2 Release WebService (2)--Package for Arr publishing with Eclipse's Axis2 plugin

First, write the Java file of WebService

Create a new Java project in Eclipse, and then create a new Java class, which I name here: Manageruserservice.java, source code:

 PackageCom.hoo.service;Importjava.util.ArrayList;ImportJava.util.HashMap;Importjava.util.List;ImportJava.util.Map;ImportJava.util.Random;ImportCom.hoo.entity.User; Public classManageruserservice { Publicuser edituser (user user) {User.setid (NewRandom (). Nextint (100)); returnuser; }             PublicList<user> Getusers (intj) {List<User> users =NewArraylist<user>();  for(inti = 0; I < J; i++) {User User=NewUser (); User.setaddress ("China"); User.setemail ("[Email protected]"); User.setname ("Hoojo"); User.setid (22 +i);        Users.add (user); }        returnusers; }             PublicMap<string, User> Getuser4map (intj) {Map<string, user> users =NewHashmap<string, user>();  for(inti = 0; I < J; i++) {User User=NewUser (); User.setaddress ("China"); User.setemail ("[Email protected]"); User.setname ("Amy"); User.setid (22 +i); Users.put ("user#" +i, user); }        returnusers; }         PublicUser[] Getuser4array (intj) {user[] users=NewUser[j];  for(inti = 0; I < J; i++) {User User=NewUser (); User.setaddress ("China"); User.setemail ("[Email protected]"); User.setname ("Tom"); User.setid (22 +i); Users[i]=user; }        returnusers; }}

Click on the project folder right-->new->other:

Select Axis2 Service archiver, click Next

Then click Browser to select your current project's classes directory, typically the Eclipse workspace\ project name \ Bin, which can only be selected at this level

Click Next

Without WSDL, select the first item, click Next, and then next

Without setting service.xml, direct next

6, the most critical step, fill in the name of the webservice, enter the class path, generally the package name + class name, click Load you can see the current class method

Select the method to be published as WebService, next

Set the name of the Aar file and keep the directory

Click Finish, you can see the prompt successfully, indicating that the package was successful.

8. You can see the Manangeruserservice.aar file in the output path.

Below we access this address in the browser: http://localhost:8080/axis2/

Click Admin this link, you can see to enter the user name and password, user name and password in

Tomcat_home\webapps\axis2\web-inf\conf under the axis2.xml can be found in

<parameter name= "UserName" >admin</parameter>

<parameter name= "Password" >axis2</parameter>

Enter the password to enter the administration page to see

Below is a description of the functions commonly used above

Upload service is, of course, uploading AAR files.

Available Service is to view the currently available service details

Available service groups is a service group

Global chains is a globally available chain

Operation specific chains is a specific operation of the chain

Deactivate Service is canceling a service

Activate Service is resending service

Edit parameters is a parameter that modifies the WebService class

We use the Upload service tool here, and then choose the one we just used to generate the Aar file with the Axis2 tool.

In fact this step we can copy the Manageruserservice.aar file directly to

Tomcat-home\webapps\axis2\web-inf\services under this directory.

Then click on the available service to see the Manageruserservice service.

This WebService access method and the 0 configuration release WebService are the same effect