Publishing WSDL files with the administrative console
When publishing WSDL files with the administrative console, you can specify default or custom HTTP URL prefixes. You can also specify a JMS URL prefix. To publish a WSDL file with the administrative console...
- Open the administrative console.
- Click Applications> Enterprise Applications > application. Under Additional Properties, click Publish WSDL which brings you to the Publish WSDL files for Web Services panel.
- Specify the default URL prefixes for the Web service.
- Select HTTP URL prefix.
- Select an entry from the drop down list.If you have multiple application modules, select the application module's checkbox on the module table.
- Click Apply.The URL prefix is copied to the selected module HTTP URL prefix field.
- Click OK.
- Click the exported WSDL_zip_file listed on the Export WSDL Zip file panel.
- Download the zip file.Follow your browser's instructions to download the zip file.
- Specify custom URL prefixes for the Web service.
- Select Custom HTTP URL prefix.
- Type the name of the URL prefix in the Custom HTTP URL prefix field. The entry must be of the form http|https://<host_name>:<port_number>. For example
http://myHost:999If you have multiple application modules, select the application module's checkbox on the module table.
- Click Apply.The URL prefix is copied to the selected module HTTP URL prefix field.
- Click OK.
- Click the exported WSDL_zip_file listed on the Export WSDL Zip file panel.
- Download the zip file.Follow your browser's instructions to download the zip file.
- Specify a JMS URL prefix.
- Select the application module.
- Type the JMS URL prefix into the JMS URL prefix field. The entry must be of the form: jms:/[queue|topic]?destination=<queue or topic_jndi_name>&connectionFactory=<connection_factory_jndi_name>. For example
jms:/queue?destination=jms/Q1&connectionFactory=jms/QCF1- Click OK.
- Click the exported WSDL_zip_file listed on the Export WSDL Zip file panel.
- Download the zip file.Follow your browser's instructions to download the zip file.
See Also
Developing a WSDL file
Deploying Web services based on Web Services for J2EE
Publishing WSDL files
Publishing WSDL files using wsadmin.sh