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34.Select the packages com.itso.rentals and com.itso.rentals.database and

click OK.

35.Expand the section Import Services and select Add...

36.Select the service

com.itso.rentals.database.ITSORentalsDatabaseService and click OK.

37.Save the file.

6.5 Creating the FlightInfoWebServiceClient Bundle

The bundle we created above is a Web Service. Now we will create a client

bundle that calls this Web Service.

To perform this step, the Web Service created in the previous section needs to

be running:

1. If it is not running, start the SMF bundle server. For help see section 3.4,

“Starting the SMF Bundle Server” on page 70.

2. Submit the FlightInfoWebServiceBundle to the bundle server. For help see

section 3.8, “Submitting bundles to the SMF bundle server” on page 77.

3. If it is not running, start the SMF runtime. For help see section 3.5, “Starting

the SMF Runtime” on page 73.

4. In the Package Explorer pane, select the SMF Bundle Servers tab. Under

the Admin@localhost:8080/smf, expand the Bundles tree.

5. Right-click the FlightInfoWebServiceBundle bundle, and select Install.

The local Web Service bundle and any bundles it requires will be installed into

the runtime and the bundles will be started.

Note: The packages com.itso.rentals and com.itso.rentals.database might

already have been added automatically, or you can press the Compute

button to fill in the list.

Attention: Before completing the next section, make sure the Web Service is

running. Open a browser and point it to

http://localhost:6080/ws/pid/flightInfo?wsdl. The browser should show

the wsdl for the Web Service.