Webservice / Webmodule

[jpsantos]

I am really stuck here... I can´t find a working sample of webservice (server/cliente) as a webmodule for dmserver.

First of all in Spring documentations I found this:

17.5. Web services
Spring provides full support for standard Java web services APIs:
*Exposing web services using JAX-RPC
*Accessing web services using JAX-RPC
*Exposing web services using JAX-WS
*Accessing web services using JAX-WS

This means that i can get it to work only with "import library spring 2.5.6" ?

Or I have other dependencies?

I really try to get the simplier first, no AXIS, NO CXF(XFIRE), NO NOTHING..

Even SimpleJaxWsServiceExporter does not creat the service endpoint in a webmodule bundle.

I am totally lost all samples I found is not DM Server specific, and probably I missing some think to map de service URL...

I dreaming to get my hands on a working as a webmodule "Hello World" sample...

Can anyone point me some directions?

Thanks!

[Andy Wilkinson]

Before I start looking at this in detail, I'd like to know what version of dm Server you're targetting. Would I be right in thinking that, as you've mentioned Spring 2.5.6 above, you're using dm Sever 1.0.2?

[jpsantos]

Thanks for helping Andy!

Yes I using DM Server 1.0.2.

best regards,

[Andy Wilkinson]

Apologies for the slight delay.

I've produced a very simple sample project based on the account service sample in the remoting section of the Spring 2.5 documentation. I've attached it to this post.

The sample project should work fine with STS 2.1.0.SR01 (that's what I used to make it). It should run fine on dm Server 1.0.2. dm Server will need to be running on Java 6 as it makes use of the embedded JAX-WS support in the JDK.

There's only a single bundle, which is a plain bundle rather than a Web module. However, it also works fine as a Web module, i.e. with Module-type: web specified in the bundle's manifest. With the bundle installed in dm Server the account service should be available at http://localhost:9999/AccountService.

I hope this gives you a reasonable starting point. Good luck, and let us know how you get on.