November 2004
Intermediate to advanced
614 pages
14h 57m
English
book
WebSphere Business Integration Server Foundation V5.1 Handbook
by Peter Kovari, Lisa Boardman, Giles Dring, Richard Johnson, Hirotake Kitabayashi, Salman Moghal, Raphael Mueller, Sudhakar Nagarajan, Yu Zeng
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If you already have a WSDL file that contains the service interface definitions
(port types, messages and operations), you can then follow these steps to add
bindings and port definitions for the service and generate either a Java or EJB
skeleton for the implementation of the service:
1. Create a service project.
2. Import the interface files (WSDL).
3. Create an EJB project if an EJB skeleton should be generated (this step is not
necessary when creating a Java skeleton).
4. Generate the service skeleton using the New Service Skeleton wizard.
5. Implement the business logic in the skeleton.
6. Deploy the enterprise service as an EAR file to an application server.
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