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Figure 4-2 Launch Configurations dialogThe application will then run. If the user is currently active in Sametime,Figure 4-3 shows the console output in WebSphere Studio ApplicationDeveloper.Figure 4-3 Console output for an active Sametime user96 Lotus Instant Messaging/Web Conferencing (Sametime): Building Sametime-Enabled Applications
If the user is online, but in an ‘away’ status, you will see the output shown inFigure 4-4.Figure 4-4 Console output for a Sametime user that is awayNow that we have built, compiled, and run our UserStatus application, the nextstep is to turn the application into a Web service.4.4 Creating the UserStatus Web serviceUsing tools that come as part of WebSphere Studio Application Developer, it ispossible to expose an existing Sametime application as a Web service withoutwriting a single line of code. Using WebSphere Studio Application Developer’sWeb services wizards, we will expose a Web services layer on top of theUserStatus application.The first step in creating an UserStatus Web service is to create a Web project tocontain it:1. Select File -> New -> Project.2. Select Web in the left list box and then Web Project in the right list box. ClickNext.3. Give the project a name (we called ours RedbookService). Then click Next(Figure 4-5 on page 98).Chapter 4. Web services 97
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Front coverLotus Instant Messaging/
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Note: Before using this information
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2.3.5 Microsoft Visual C++ . . . .
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8.4.4 Sametime server preparation .
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Part 3. Bringing it together. . . .
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TrademarksThe following terms are t
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Jonas Covey is a Senior I/T Special
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3.1 APIs. Finally, we describe the
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Figure 2-4 New entry for Sametime C
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Figure 2-6 Adding a classpath varia
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