Developing Applications Using JAX-WS

Table of Contents

I. Starting from Java Code

1. Developing a Service from a Java Class

Creating the SEI

Annotating the Code

Required Annotations
Optional Annotations

Generating WSDL

2. Developing a Consumer Without a WSDL Contract

Creating a Service Object
Adding a Port to a Service
Getting a Proxy for an Endpoint
Implementing the Consumer's Business Logic

II. Starting from WSDL

3. A Starting Point WSDL Contract

4. Developing a Service Provider From a WSDL Contract

Generating the Starting Point Code
Implementing the Service Provider

5. Developing a Consumer From a WSDL Contract

Generating the Stub Code
Implementing a Consumer

III. Advanced Programming Tasks

6. Publishing a Service

Generating a Server Mainline
Writing a Server Mainline

7. Developing Asynchronous Applications

WSDL for Asynchronous Examples
Generating the Stub Code
Implementing an Asynchronous Client with the Polling Approach
Implementing an Asynchronous Client with the Callback Approach

8. Using Raw XML Messages

Using XML in a Consumer

Usage Modes
Data Types
Working with Dispatch Objects

Using XML in a Service Provider

Messaging Modes
Data Types
Implementing a Provider Object

9. Working with Contexts

Understanding Contexts

Working with Contexts in a Service Implementation

Working with Contexts in a Consumer Implementation

Working with JMS Message Properties

Inspecting JMS Message Headers
Inspecting the Message Header Properties
Setting JMS Properties

10. Writing Handlers

Handlers: An Introduction

Developing Logical Handlers

Developing Protocol Handlers

Processing Errors and Exceptions

Configuring Endpoints to Use Handlers

Configuring Handlers on the Server Side
Configuring Handlers on the Client Side

List of Figures

List of Examples

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