One. Axis
1-1. What is AXIS?
The AXIS framework is from Apache Open Source Organization, which is an open source implementation based on the latest SOAP specification (SOAP 1.2) and SOAP 1. Attachments specification (from Apache Group). There are a lot of popular development tools using AXIS as its feature that implements the web service, such as JBuilder, and the famous Eclipse J2EE plugin Lomboz. The latest version of Axis is 1.2, which can be downloaded from http://ws.apache.org/axis/index.html.
1-2. AXIS Features
Features 1 • Support for SOAP
- Fully support SOAP 1.1
- Partial support SOAP 1.2
• Finally will fully support - support SOAP with Attachments
• Support for UDDI
- itself does not support
- UDDI4J with IBM DeveloperWorks
Features 2 • SOAP Message Listening
-TCP Monitor Tool (TCPMON) Listening to SOAP Request / Response Messages - can also be used in other SOAP toolkits • Dynamic calls
- Do not use WSDL - use JAX-RPC CALL CLASS • Call Web Service Operation
• Requires the name and parameters of the Namespace, Operation of the SOAP ROUTER URL, the service
Features 3 • Web Service Deployment
- Instant deployment (JWS)
• Copy the .java file to azpp directory for Azis • Change the extension to .jws - custom deployment method
• Using Web Service Deployment Descriptor (WSDD) • Maps that can be more flexible • Deploy no source code
Features 4 • Support for WSDL
-Java2WSDL Tools • Generate WSDL from Java Services Interface Class
-WSDL2JAVA Tools • Generate client stub for client application calling services
• Services Generate Services for WSDL Skeleton
• Generate other files required by the server
- Automatically generate WSDL • Clients from the deployed service, add "? WSDL" after the Web Service URL, you can access WSDL
• Usually format
-Jws: http:// Host: Port / Axis / Service-Name
-Non-jws: http:// Host: Port / Axis / Services / Service-Name
