Using AXIS, it is very simple to publish a web service, which is not simple to be simple, although it seems a bit long. I used these software in this post: AXIS 1.1, Eclipse 2.1 and Eclipse Tomcat Plugin. The release method is as follows:
The service I want to post is a book store. The method published has a book addbook, list books listbooks, delete books deletebook, and more, for simplicity, only one to add a book method, because other methods are released.
1. First, a new Tomcat project called BookSe is newly created in Eclipse, pay attention to the previous Tomcat plugin to have this option. If you do not have a Java project, you can create the necessary directory structure (Web-INF et al.) And manually add the
2, next to create a book (com.bookstore.model.book), the book has the name, ISDN number, and the number of pages, this is a bean class, the code is as follows:
Package com.bookstore.model; public class book {private string name; private string isdn; private
int
Page; public string getisdn () {
Return
ISDN;} public string getname () {
Return
Name;} PUBLIC
int
GetPage () {
Return
Page;} PUBLIC
Void
Setisdn (String String) {isdn
=
String;} PUBLIC
Void
SetName (String String) {Name
=
String;} PUBLIC
Void
SetPage
int
I) {page
=
I;
3, next to establish a class (com.bookstore.booksvc), this class is the actual function class, which has only one public addbook () method, and its parameter is only one of the books to add. . code show as below:
Package com.bookstore; import com.bookstore.model.book; public class booksvc {public Class Booksvc {public
Void
Addbook (book book) {
//
Here You Save a book Into Database
System.out.println (
"
Book has begsed.
"
}}
4, now, unzip the downloaded AXIS to a folder, here you can solve it C: / AXIS-1_1. Copy all the .jar files in the C: / Axis-1_1 / Webapps / Axis / Web-INF / LIB directory to your web application Web-INF / LIB, then put C: / AXIS-1_1 / WebApps Web.xml under the / axis / web-infroduct to copy to your web application Web-INF. This step is equivalent to configured AXIS in your web application.
5, in order to let AXIS know which services you want to release, you have to build a file called Server-Config.WSDD under Web-INF, as follows:
XML Version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"
?>
<
DEPLOYMENT
XMLNS
= "http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/"
XMLns: Java
= "http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/providers/java"
>
<
GlobalConfiguration
>
<
Parameter
Name
= "adminpassword"
Value
= "admin"
/>
<
Parameter
Name
= "attachments.directory"
Value
= "C: / Eclipse / Workspace / Bookstore / Web-INF / ATTACHMENTS"
/>
<
Parameter
Name
= "attachments.implementation"
Value
= "Org.apache.axis.attachments.attachmentsImpl"
/>
<
Parameter
Name
= "SendxSITYPES"
Value
= "True"
/>
<
Parameter
Name
= "SendMultirefs"
Value
= "True"
/>
<
Parameter
Name
= "Sendxmldeclaration"
Value
= "True"
/>
<
Parameter
Name
= "Axis.sendminimized" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" ""
Value
= "True"
/>
<
Requestflow
>
<
Handler
Type
= "java: org.apache.axis.handlers.jwshandler"
>
<
Parameter
Name
= "scope"
Value
= "session"
/>
Handler
>
<
Handler
Type
= "java: org.apache.axis.handlers.jwshandler"
>
<
Parameter
Name
= "scope"
Value
= "Request"
/>
<
Parameter
Name
= "EXTENSION"
Value
= ". jwr"
/>
Handler
>
Requestflow
>
GlobalConfiguration
>
<
Handler
Name
= "LocalResponder"
Type
= "java: org.apache.axis.transport.local.localResponder" />
<
Handler
Name
= "Authenticate"
Type
= "java: org.apache.axis.handlers.simpleAuthenticationHandler"
/>
<
Handler
Name
= "Urlmapper"
Type
= "java: org.apache.axis.handlers.http.urmapper"
/>
<
Service
Name
= "Version"
Provider
= "Java: RPC"
>
<
Parameter
Name
= "AllowedMethods"
Value
= "getversion"
/>
<
Parameter
Name
= "ClassName"
Value
= "org.apache.axis.version"
/>
Service
>
<
Service
Name
= "BOOKSVC"
Provider
= "Java: RPC"
>
<
Parameter
Name
= "AllowedMethods"
Value
= "*"
/>
<
Parameter
Name
= "ClassName"
Value
= "com.bookstore.booksvc"
/>
Service
>
<
Service
Name
= "Adminservice"
Provider
= "Java: MSG"
>
<
Parameter
Name
= "AllowedMethods"
Value
= "Adminservice"
/>
<
Parameter
Name
= "enableremoteadmin"
Value
= "false"
/>
<
Parameter
Name
= "ClassName"
Value
= "org.apache.axis.utils.admin"
/>
<
Namespace
>
http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/
Namespace
>
Service
>
<
TRANSPORT
Name
= "Local"
>
<
Responseflow
>
<
Handler
Type
= "LocalResponder"
/>
Responseflow
>
TRANSPORT
>
<
TRANSPORT
Name
= "http"
>
<
Requestflow
>
<
Handler
Type
= "Urlmapper"
/>
<
Handlertype
= "java: org.apache.axis.handlers.http.httpauthhandler"
/>
Requestflow
>
TRANSPORT
>
Deployment
>
Three services are released in this file: Version, Adminaservice and our Booksvc. There is also a way to generate this file, as if AXIS is recommended to use this generated method, write a deploy.wsdd file in the same directory (if you don't want to see it directly to the next step), the content is as follows:
<
Deployment
XMLNS
= "http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/"
XMLns: Java
= "http://xml.apache.org/axis/wsdd/providers/java"
>
<
Service
Name
= "BOOKSVC"
Provider
= "Java: RPC"
>
<
Parameter
Name
= "ClassName"
Value
= "com.bookstore.booksvc"
/>
<
Parameter
Name
= "AllowedMethods"
Value
= "*"
/>
Service
>
Deployment
>
That is to say that the deploy.wsdd contains only the description of our services, confirming that Tomcat has started, then generate server-config.wsdd files in the same directory:
Java org.apache.axis.client.adminClient
-
LHTTP:
//
Localhost: 8080 / bookstore / Services / Adminaservice Deploy.wsdd
Where BookStore is the virtual path of my web application.
6, restart Tomcat, access path http: // localhost: 8080 / bookstore / services, you can see that three web services are released now, as shown below. Clicking on the WSDL link after each service can see the corresponding WSDL description.
Related Links:
Use AXIS to release a simple web service (supplement)
