Java (myeclipse) Create WebService and test WebService

Reprint Address: http://blog.csdn.net/hsfy2012/article/details/46300921

Create and publish your own WebService Tools 1 Install myeclipse 2 Configure Tomcat based on these two tools to create webservice, believe that learning Java is not a stranger to this two tools, well, start to create it.

1. Open MyEclipse

2 menu bar –> file–> new–> Web Service Project Here, we use the JAX-ws approach. JAX-WS is only in Java1.6, the new WebService mode, based on the annotation configuration webservice, very similar to the WebService in ASP, the difficulty has been much lower than the Xfire mode configuration.

Create a UserInfo class

Release WebService

Release WebService complete

Next Configure Tomcat

In the pop-up form, expand MyEclipse->servers–>tomcat

Select JDK

Add a library file to a project right-click Add library file to project

Here, all the steps begin to deploy with the configuration complete

Start Tomcat

Locate the deployment icon in the toolbar

Select Tomcat

Deployment complete, open IE for testing

Creating a Client for testing

Simple webservice created, you can try to correlate with the database

Java (myeclipse) Create WebService and test WebService