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Section 4. Summary & further resources

Summary

In this tutorial you downloaded and installed the ETTK. Then you created a simple EJB

component called

Hello

. You learned how to configure a Web applications

web.xml

file to use Axis as the SOAP transport. You learned how to write an Axis Web Service

Deployment Descriptor that uses the Axis EJB provider. Then you learned how to

deploy your Web service using Axis Ant task

axis admin

. Then you generated client

stub code using the Axis ant task

axis wsdl2java

, and used this to write a Web

service client.

Then you went on to learn how to write a Web service that uses complex Java types.

Last but not least, you learned how to create a portable client with JAX RPC.

Resources

Easily find the following downloads:

Find the

Resin EE

application server this tutorial used to test the source code.

Also find other J2EE compliant application servers like

IBM WebSphere

or

JBoss

.

Ant can be found at the

Ant home page

.

The ETTK can be found at the

ETTK site

. The examples in this tutorial use

version ETTK 1.0, which includes Axis 1.1 release candidate 2.

Find

Eclipse

at the Eclipse Web Site.

Download

WebSphere Studio Application Developer trial

.

You can find

Tomcat 4.0

at jakarta.apache.org.

You can download Ant at

Apache.org

.

To find more details on JAX RPC and creating portable clients see:

"Introduction to Web services and the WSDK."

(

developerWorks

, February

2003)

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