Create WebSphere Commerce services

Creating WebSphere Commerce services involves setting up the development environment, creating and extending client libraries, and setting an EMF genmodel. The Java Emitter Template (JET) is provided and documented to assist you with these tasks.

Note: WebSphere Commerce parses the top-level element in a Web service response. If your Web service requires additional parsing, for example, the entire body, IBM recommends that we use a WebSphere Application Server JAX-RPC client.

1. Installing the Java Emitter Template (JET) package
   

2. Creating a WebSphere Commerce service module
   

3. Enable service module assets in WebSphere Commerce Developer
   

4. Creating the component facade
   

5. Setting an EMF genmodel to generate 2.2 compatible objects
   

6. Creating and updating Service Data Objects (SDO)
   

7. Creating the client library
   

8. Extending the client library
   

9. Creating JAX-RPC Web service clients in WebSphere Commerce Developer
   

10. Integrating JAX-WS Web service clients in WebSphere Commerce Developer
    

11. Deploying JAX-WS Web service security settings
    

12. Externalizing WebSphere Commerce services
    

13. WebSphere Commerce extended XPath notation
    

14. Java Emitter Template (JET) Component Projects pattern