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Figure 6-102 Generated files
Running the Web Services sample generated by WebSphere Studio
Application Developer
Now we are ready to run our example within the WebSphere Studio Application Developer
Test Environment:
1. Start the Host Publisher Server. Right-click the StartHPRTE servlet and choose Run on
Server.
2. Open your Web Project. Expand webApplication-> sample->
Your
WSHelper, and select
TestClient.jsp. Right-click TestClient.jsp and select Run on Server. See Figure 6-103.
Note: Be sure that Host Publisher Server starts successfully as shown in Figure 6-103.
SOAP-XML admin for displaying,
starting, and stopping services.
Sample Web Services client program.
Proxy class, that you can use to access
the Web Service when you develop
a Web Service client.
.wsdl files that describe the interface
of the Web Service and where an
implementation is running.
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Figure 6-103 Starting the TestClient.jsp
3. Choose the processWSRequest method.
4. Set the input properties to:
– hpubendtype = 0
– hpuberroroccurred = 0
– hpubstarttype = 0
– Type any input that the Integrated Objects requires. See Figure 6-104 as an example.
In this example, we set Boat Length to 720 and Boat Type to S.
Click Invoke.
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Figure 6-104 IO inputs
5. Inspect the results in the Results panel (Figure 6-105). In this example, note the following
explanation:
– Boat Type: S
– Model: Spandau
– Length: 720
– Year: 1999
– Amount: 100,000,000
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Figure 6-105 Results
Deploying the completed application to WebSphere Advanced Edition or
Advanced Single Server Edition
Follow these steps:
1. Go to the Navigator pane and change the proxy URL to point to your production Simple
Object Access Protocol (SOAP) server URL. See Figure 6-106.
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Figure 6-106 Changing the proxy URL
2. Export your project to an .ear file. Select File-> Export and select the export destination
EAR file. Then click Next.
3. The EAR Export window opens. Select your project, BoatWS, and your directory. Then
click Finish. See Figure 6-107.

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