December 12, 2007...12:56 am
Before Deploying…
My Objectives:
- Finish the GANTT Chart.
- Finish the software architecture.
- Focus on the Login and Create Case web services.
- Deploy finally in JRDC.
Hey, I have read from “Java Web Services in a Nutshell” (I am not basing my strategies on this obsolete book wherein JAX-RPC is the one taught) there is a web site that showcases web services (http://www.xmethods.com/ve2/index.po). It will definitely give us a concrete idea of how web services are like when deployed. I am still exploring it at the time of writing and so far the ones I tried don’t have an endpoint yet it lists the methods available for use. I clicked “names and gender” published by thomasb written in jax-ws. I’ve seen the WSDL. Now, I have a concrete idea of what a “web service looks like.” Unfortunately, I am not able to use it at the time of my blogging since the site where you can try it is down.
Today, I talked with Toni Triño re JAX-WS and NetBeans. I learned a lot from her. Many things are already preset in NetBeans which encouraged me to focus now on the web service rather than on SOAP, JAXB, SAX, or XSD. Many are automatically created for me.
–Ken
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December 12, 2007 at 1:03 am
I tried this: http://www.infoaccelerator.net/chuckFacts/
It’s simple and plain. I understood now :p Whenever I refreshed or whenever the web page reloads every fifteen seconds, a new Chuck Norris nonsense fact is displayed in the browser. So, I have an idea of how web service clients function. There is also an option to see only the text since it is the content which changes every reload/refresh. It looks fun :p I even extracted the method used from this: http://www.infoaccelerator.net/chuckFacts/FactService.cfc?method=getCurrentFact. The method used is getCurrentFact, no parameters, return type is a String about Chuck Norris. Also, you can view the web service’s WSDL from the home site. It looks just as simple.
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