Resources generated by the Web Service wizard
After code generation, examine the generated code. You can see that the wizard generates the following artifacts:
| A delegate class named SimpleBankBeanDelegate. The delegate class is a wrapper that contains all the methods from the Java bean as well as the JAX-WS annotation the runtime recognizes as a Web service. The annotation @javax.jws.WebService in the delegate class tells the server runtime environment to expose all public methods on that bean as a Web service. The targetNamespace, the serviceName, and the portName are what we specified in the Web Service wizard. |
@javax.jws.WebService (targetNamespace="http://bank.rad75.itso/",
serviceName="BankService", portName="BankPort",
wsdlLocation="WEB-INF/wsdl/BankService.wsdl")
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| A webservices.xml file in the WebContent/WEB-INF folder. This is the optional Web services deployment descriptor. A deployment descriptor can be used to override or enhance the information provided in the Service. For example, if the <wsdl-service> element is provided in the deployment descriptor, then the namespace used in this element overrides the targetNamespace member attribute in the annotation. |
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| A WSDL file (BankService.wsdl) and an XSD file (BankService_schema1.xsd) in the WEB-INF/wsdl folder. If you plan to create the client at a later time or publish the WSDL for other users, you can use this WSDL file. |
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ibm.com/redbooks |