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Figure 6-96 Generating the Deploy and RMIC Code

Figure 6-97 Generate Deploy and RMIC Code

4. If you created JSP files in Host Publisher Application Integrator, you may test the IOs or

EJB access beans within WebSphere Studio Application Developer to ensure that they

work as desired before you create Web Services.

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Creating Web Services for IOs and EJB access beans

Create Web Services for IOs and EJB access beans from the processWSRequest method in

the Helper class or EJB access bean. Choose to create a sample to test the Web Services:

1. Change to the Web Perspective.

2. Navigate to File-> New-> Web Service.

3. On the Web Service window (Figure 6-98), select the following options:

– Java bean Web Service for Web service type

– Your Web project

– The Generate a proxy check box

– The Generate a sample check box

Click Next.

Figure 6-98 New Web Service

4. Click Browse classes again.

5. On the Browse Classes window (Figure 6-99), type the first letter of the class name.

6. Select your Helper class if you are creating Web Services for an Integration Object. Select

the Access Bean class if you are creating Web Services for an EJB access bean. Click

OK.

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Figure 6-99 Browse Classes

7. Click Next on the Web Service Java Bean Selection window.

8. On the Web Service Java Bean Identity window (Figure 6-100), select Request for Scope.

Click Next.

Note: Request Scope means that the Helper Object or EJB access bean is available for

the duration of the HTTP request.

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Figure 6-100 Scope

9. On the Web Service Java Bean Methods window (Figure 6-101), deselect all methods

except:

IntegrationObect.YourWSProperties processWSRequest

Click Next.

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Figure 6-101 Selecting processWSRequest

10.Continue clicking Next on each window (keeping the default settings) until you reach the

Web Service Publication window (Figure 6-102). It shows what is generated during the

Web Services creation.