I’m was looking for a tutorial for JAX-WS to use with Eclipse. What I was looking for specifically was some that used a top down approach where you have a url to a wsdl file and run wsgen to generate your stubs.
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I’m was looking for a tutorial for JAX-WS to use with Eclipse. What I was looking for specifically was some that used a top down approach where you have a url to a wsdl file and run wsgen to generate your stubs.
Thank you!
This was a good starter tutorial, all the source code was provided and the steps were well documented. JAX-WS Five Minute Tutorial (Hello World)
This is another simple one that I found: JAX-WS Hello World Example – Document Style
The Mkyong site also has some other interesting tutorials that follow this, including How to Trace SOAP Messages in Eclipse that I may try. It’s for watching the soap messages going back and forth.
Then I found this one and as the author: Paul Taylor states, he couldn’t find anything decent for a web services tutorial either that wasn’t Netbeans based. JAX-WS Tutorial Paul Taylor
Then more tutorials:
This last one was a big help as I have to do something very similar at work.
Finally, a web service example.