MyEclipse 6.0 installs the Axis2 plug-in, calling Obiee Web Services.

have been using myeclipse6.0, quick and easy, use many versions, or think this version is good, recently in the Obiee Web Services, write an article about AXIS2 plug-in installation.

Online for this tutorial has been many, I just refer to other people's thoughts here to record an article.

Plus some steps to use Axis2 to invoke the OBIEE Web services interface.

Basic Steps Reference: http://my.oschina.net/tosoonersky/blog/135924

MyEclipse6.0 Axis2 plug-in installation

First step: Download the MyEclipse Axis2 plugin (Axis2 version 1.4 is selected)

:http://archive.apache.org/dist/ws/axis2/tools/1_4_1/

Download Instructions (zipped package): Two compressed package (Zip)

Axis2-eclipse-codegen-wizard.zip

Axis2-eclipse-service-archiver-wizard.zip

:http://axis.apache.org/axis2/java/core/download.cgi

Download Description (zipped package): One compressed package (ZIP)

Axis2-1.5-war.zip

Step two: Unzip the plugin ($ECLIPSE _home indicates the MyEclipse home directory you installed)

unzip both of the above plug-ins to $ECLIPSE _home/eclipse/plugins in the catalogue;

axis2_codegen_wizard_1.3.0 and the axis2_service_archiver_1.3.0

Step three: Add files to the $eclipse_home/eclipse/links directory Axis-eclipse-plugin.link

Write path= $ECLIPSE _home/eclipse/plugins ( replace $eclipse_home with your installation directory !!) )

Fourth Step: Restart MyEclipse

You can see Axis2 Wizards in File----and new--and the Axis2 plugin is successfully installed!!

FAQ (Help)

An error occurred while completing Process-java.lang.reflect.invocationtargetexception Solution for Errors

The first step:

Step 1 , from AXIS2 of the LIB Copy in library "Geronimo-stax-api_1.0_spec-1.0.1.jar" and the

"Backport-util-concurrent-3.1.jar" files to axis2_codegen_wizard_1.3.0 of the Lib in the catalog , also modify axis2_codegen_wizard_1.3.0 under the Plugin.xml file , in the <runtime> added in

<library name= "Lib/geronimo-stax-api_1.0_spec-1.0.1.jar" >

<export name= "*"/>

</library>

<library name= "Lib/backport-util-concurrent-3.1.jar" >

<export name= "*"/>

</library>

to the Plugin.xml in the file , Save !

Step 2 , the $workspace location /.metadata/.plugins Next Directory Axis2_codegen_wizard Delete

Step 3 , at the command line, switch to $ECLIPSE _home\eclipse directory, and then execute:

Eclipse–clear or Eclipse-clean, I don't remember.

Step Two:

Go to Folder ($ECLIPSE _home (myeclipse installation directory )/eclipse/plugins) Rename axis2_codegen_wizard_1.3.0 to axis2_codegen_wizard_1.4.0

Change version= "1.4.0" in plugin.xml under this directory

Restart MyEclipse again, success!!!

Invoking the OBIEE Web services interface using the AXIS2 plug-in

First step: Generate Java classes using the Axis2 plugin

1. MyEclipse Flie-------new

2. Click Axis2 Code Generator--and Next

3. Enter your WSDL address and click Next to proceed to the next step.

4, choose Custom, enter the package name Oracle.bi.web.soap ( here is the obiee11g of the specified package name, the package name must be written to )

The Java class is now built successfully.