Ok, I forgot something important:
ODE is a runtime-engine for BPEL-processes. ODE will call other web
services to execute its process definition.
To start and controll the workflow of these processes, you define
further web services in the process-description (BPEL/WSDL).
These web services will be provided by ODE and passed to the BPEL-process.
So ODE can provide web services. But these services can only execute
"BPEL code" - not java code.
youhaodeyi schrieb:
So, how does the examples work if ODE is not a Web Service framework? After I
deploy the examples to ODE, I can send SOAP message to the Service by
sendsoap.bat under the bin directory without running other web-services.
Matthias Füller wrote:
ODE is not a framework for developing new ws-services. ODE is a runtime
engine for BPEL-processes.
So you can describe processes (in BPEL) and execute this in ODE.
ODE will call other web-services and handle message data manipulation.
But the activities of the processes will be implemented by other web
services.
I think you are looking for frameworks like Apache CXF
(http://cxf.apache.org/) or Apache Axis2 (http://ws.apache.org/axis2/)
Regards
Matthias
youhaodeyi schrieb:
I am new to ODE. The HelloWorld2 example released with ODE can be
deployed
into Tomcat. But there is no java source code in this example. Which
class
will implemente the Web Service defined in the WSDL file? Who will do the
real job?
Thanks.
