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    - Web services allow applications to communicate over the web through open standards like SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI. - SOAP defines how to encode requests and responses, WSDL describes the operations and endpoints, and UDDI publishes the location of web services. - To create a basic "Hello World" Java web service, annotations like @WebService are used to expose methods, the service is deployed to a server, and a client program calls it using stubs generated from the WSDL.

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    - Web services allow applications to communicate over the web through open standards like SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI. - SOAP defines how to encode requests and responses, WSDL describes the operations and endpoints, and UDDI publishes the location of web services. - To create a basic "Hello World" Java web service, annotations like @WebService are used to expose methods, the service is deployed to a server, and a client program calls it using stubs generated from the WSDL.

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    Introduction to Java WS

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    Web Services

    http://javapostsforlearning.blogspot.in/2013/03/web-
    service-tutorial.html
    Agenda:
    # !" vs !eb applications
    # #ntroduction to !"
    # #ntroduction to "$A%& !"'(& )''#
    # *A+-!" ,ello !orld %rogram: glassfish
    # *A+-!" ,ello !orld %rogram:tomcat
    # *A+-!" annotation in depth
    # )nderstanding !"'(
    # )nderstanding "$A%
    #)sing "$A% )#
    ###########################################
    ###########################################
    ######
    Web application vs WS
    -. ,ow !" is different than other web
    applications /
    2 t0pe of !eb applications:
    %resenation-oriented:
    --. A presentation-oriented web application
    generates interactive web pages
    --. containing various t0pes of mar1up
    language 2,34(& +4( etc.5 and d0namic content in
    response to re6uests.
    "ervice-oriented:
    --. A service-oriented web application
    implements the endpoint of a web service.
    Presentation-oriented applications are
    often clients
    of service-oriented web applications.
    ###########################################
    ###########################################
    ######
    Introduction to WS
    !hat is !"/
    --. !eb services are !eb-based enterprise
    applications that use open& +4(-based standards and
    transport
    protocols to e7change data with calling
    clients
    --. "$A
    --. 'ifferent "$A based tech grown over the
    0ear in the industr0
    8$9:A& '8$4& 94#& ;*:& 9;4$3#<=
    !h0 !"/
    "ome feature of !"
    --. have <o )#
    --.#nteracts with applications 24 to 45
    --. !or1s with an0 browser client
    Application area !"
    --. 'ata providers: e.g.& a service
    providing stoc1 6uotes
    --. : to : process integration: e.g.&
    purchase orders
    --. ;nterprise application integration ;A#
    -.'ifferent applications wor1 together
    simpl0 b0 adding a webservice wrapper
    Arch of !"
    30pe of !"
    --. "$A% based
    --. 9;"3>)( !"
    ###########################################
    ###########################################
    #####
    Introduction to SOAP, WSDL, UDDI
    3hree 1e0 components of "$A% based !"
    ==> UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery
    and Integration)
    ==>WSDL (Web Services Description Language)
    ==>SOA (Si!ple Ob"ect Access rotocol)
    ,ow does !" !or1s
    WSDL
    8onsumer --------. #nterfce-----------
    .#mplemetation
    --.(ets sa0 i have a ws & how i share details of
    its to customer/
    ,ow to provide an interface 2contract5 to the
    consumer and that language independent too?
    --.>ormat that is understood b0 all the client
    irrespective of technologies/
    --. !e need +4( doc that is called !"'(
    --. !"'( contain information about what is the
    method & arguments and return t0pe etc.
    --. 3ools generate it
    --. A !"'( document is a set of definations
    with a single root element&"ervice can be defined
    using following elements:
    !"'( describing the following:
    --. !hat a service does
    - the methods that the service provides
    --.,ow a service is accessed
    - details of the data formats and
    --.protocols necessar0 to access a service
    operations
    --/ !here a service is located/
    - details of the protocol specific networ1
    address& such as a )9(
    "$A% messages
    --. ,ow to pass java "tring to 8@@
    application A e7change of data/7ml formate
    --. !hat 8@@ app does with java seriliBed
    data/
    --.+4( protocol that all to transmit data b/w
    client and service provider
    basic idea how "$A% !or1/
    --. "$A% wor1s same as
    marshling/unmarshling in 94#
    !ho does the conversion A form *ava object to
    "$A% objects/
    --.8onversion is done b0 ";# 2"ervice end
    point interface5
    --.3ranslate whole ws call to "$A% A so
    that other side can understand it
    --. ";# is specific to appliction to client sideA
    we need seperate ";# to handle 8@@ client
    --. tools gernate itA wsimport
    --. it translate java call to ws call ?
    *A+-9%8 vs *A+-!"
    --. *A+-!" is annotation based
    --.*A+-9%8 is older st0le
    ###########################################
    ###########################################
    #####
    JA-WS !ello World Pro"ra#
    *ava A%# for +4( !eb "ervices 2*A+-!"5
    *A+-!"
    --. specification 2*"9 22C5 provided b0 "un
    which consists
    of a set of A%# used for creating !eb
    "ervices
    --. *A+-!"& is divided into 2 parts:
    3he >irst part
    -. 8onsists of an A%# 2*"9 5 provided
    b0 ")<.
    -. 3he A%# consists of a set of
    interfaces& annotations&
    7ml files and abstract classes
    2sometimes ma0be a few base classes5
    which are to be used when using that
    featureD
    3he "econd part
    -. is the implementation.
    4ultiple reference implementations b0 different
    vendors:
    --."un 2*'E 1.F5
    --.Apache 28+>& A+#" 25
    --.#:4 2!eb sphere5
    --.$9A8(; 2!eblogic App "erver5
    --.=lassfish 24etro5.
    !eb service design approaches
    --. 8ontract last or :ottom up approach
    --.!rite implementation first
    --. then generate !"'(
    --. 8ontract first or 3op 'own Approach
    --. !rite !"'( 28ontract5 first
    --. 'efine and fi7 the contract and
    then write the implementation
    "teps to create *ava :ottom up approach
    1. 8reate an implementation class that
    annotate with G!eb"ervice annotation
    2. Annotate the methods to be e7posed with
    G!eb4ethod annotation
    3. =enerate !"'(& +"' and :inding
    classes using wsgen functionalit0 2glassfish5
    C. 'eplo0 the service on server 2=lassfish5
    H. =et !"'(
    F. 3est service using ;clipse !eb "ervice
    ;7plorer
    I. 8alling !" from an client %rogram
    'emo !" using *A+-!"
    1. 8reating !eb "ervice ;ndpointA and deplo0 on
    glassfish
    pac1age sampleA
    import java7.jws.!eb"erviceA
    G!eb"ervice
    public class 8alculator
    J
    public int sum2int param1& int param25
    J
    return param1 @ param2A
    K

    public int multipl02int param1& int
    param25
    J
    return param1 L param2A
    K
    K
    http://localhost:M0M0/'emo!":$A/8alculator"ervice
    2. 8reating !" client
    )se wsimport
    --. 3he wsimport command-line tool
    processes an e7isting file and generates
    the re6uired portable support classes for
    developing *A+-!" web service applications.
    --.;ssentiall0& it is going to automaticall0
    generate all of the class files involved with the "$A%&
    +4( and communication aspects of our
    web service?
    <ow from scr issue:
    wsimport -1eep
    http://localhost:M0M0/,ello!orld!"/8alculator"ervice
    /wsdl
    it will generate re6uired
    classess..................
    <ow 8reate clinent of !"
    pac1age sampleA
    public class 8alculator8lient J
    public static void main2"tringNO args5 J
    8alculator"ervice service - new
    8alculator"ervice25A
    //create pro70
    8alculator pro70 -
    service.get8alculator%ort25A
    //invo1e
    "0stem.out.println2P"um of the arguments -
    P @ pro70.sum22&355A
    "0stem.out.println2P4ultiple of the
    arguments - P @ pro70.multipl02I&255A
    K
    K

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