Generating the Web service and client
To create the Web service and client using the Web Service wizard, do these steps:
| Right-click ProcessDocumentService.wsdl and select Web Services Æ Generate Java bean skeleton. The Web Service wizard starts with the Web Services page.
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| Select the following options for the Web service:
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Server: WebSphere Application Server v7.0
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Web service runtime: IBM WebSphere JAX-WS
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Service project: RAD75WSMTOM
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Service EAR project: RAD75WSMTOMEAR
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| Select the following options for the Web service client:
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Move the slider to Test client.
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Server: WebSphere Application Server v7.0.
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Web service runtime: IBM WebSphere JAX-WS
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Client project: RAD75WSMTOMClient
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Client EAR project: RAD75WSMTOMClientEAR
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Because the Web service client project is not yet in the workspace when we run the Web Service wizard, the wizard creates the project for you.
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| Select Monitor the Web service and then click Next.
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| In the WebSphere JAX-WS Top Down Web Service Configuration page, select Enable MTOM Support and click Next (Figure | 8-43).
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Figure 18-43 Enable MTOM support
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| A warning pops up. Click Details to view the complete message (Figure | 8-44.) Click Ignore to continue the code generation.
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Figure 18-44 WS-I warning against MTOM
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| In the Test Web Service page, click Next.
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| In the WebSphere JAX-WS Web Service Client Configuration page, accept the defaults, and click Next.
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| In the Web Service Client Test page, select JAX-WS JSPs as the Test Facility, and click Finish. The generated JavaBean skeleton is opened, as well as the sample JSP client.
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