How It Works
WebLogic Web services run-time component comes as a bundled set of servlets and the associated infrastructure needed to create a Web service. Developers implement custom business logic for a Web service in an Enterprise JavaBean and use the WebLogic Web service deployment infrastructure to make the bean's methods available as SOAP requests.
WebLogic Server includes its own implementation of both the SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.1 With Attachments specifications for responding to Web service requests. WebLogic handles RPC-style Web services with the SOAP 1.1 message format, and message-style Web services use the SOAP 1. message format.
Web services developers use an Ant task, named wsgen, and the Administration Console to assemble and deploy ...
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