Create web services jax - ws2
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This document discusses the creation of a web service using JAX-WS in Mule. It describes adding an HTTP connector, creating a flow called "web_service_calcolo_cliente", and specifying the host, port, and path to activate the flow. It also mentions adding a CXF component to define a JAX-WS/SOAP web service and creating a Java interface for the web service, which includes a method that receives a customer number, performs a drawing, and returns a SOAP message.
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Create web services jax - ws2
- 1. Create a web services JAX - WS Second Part
- 2. Creation of the first Web service To create a web service open the tab " Connectors" on the right of the deck and deliver on deck HTTP connector :then we create a new project Mule Example1:
- 3. In Mule actually also created a flow that contains the associated connector HTTP ( the entry point ) , it is called MuleExampleFlow1 , to rename click on the colored tab that has the words " flow : .. " . Insert name as web_service_calcolo_cliente and proceed . By clicking on the HTTP connector will appear in a panel at the bottom a range of information including " Exchange Patterns " ( one-way or request- response as in our case ) . The remaining section is about the invocation of the flow ; then we specify the host, port and path to be added to activate the flow typing localhost : 8081 / soap .
- 4. Now the HTTP component is split into top and bottom , this is due to the fact that the exchange pattern is of type request / response then there are two phases to be considered; in this regard simply to observe the next image on the addition of CXF component that will allow us to define a JAX - WS / SOAP Web service:
- 5. Now we create a Java interface of Web services :
- 7. The Web service is a method which receives the customer number , make a drawing ( not present here because it is considered as a class Mock ) and returns a SOAP message (wired for simplicity) of this type :