1) you can use the Eclipse plugins that come with WTP (web tools playform - part o the eclipse project.. - easy wizards etc.)
1b) you can use the wizards that come with fancy app servers like Weblogic... (avoid Websphere by all means)
1c) use the wizards that are on the Axiz site..
2) read the documentation and create a Ant script that uses the Axis ant tasks to create all the different parts of the web service - ie wsdl2Java and vice versa. ( I recommend this)
3) Once you have all that figured out you can create web services in a few seconds..
4) Couple of gotchas - Try to avoid Java specific types - ie avoid Collections in favour of [] s avoid referencing the same object in you object graph more than one.. (so do not use your custum object member as a key for you Map etc..) On the other hand as long as you obey those simple rules your object graph can be as complicated as you want.
5) I'm not ready to part with my ant script.. but there is enough material out there.. (ie google it or consider bribery & corruption...)
On 6/13/06,
Pierre Mallinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,I have a question related to web services.I've looked at Axis2, but keep getting stuck when it comes to creating wsdl files from java code.Then after extensive searching on the net, I've come to the conclusion that I should axis1 Java2Wsdl tool to create the files.I was just wondering, is there some other software besides axis wich will make my life a lot easier?What are you guys using for web services?Thanks,Pierre
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