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142 Getting Started with WebSphere Application Server Community Edition 7.9 Figure 7.9 – Test results in Web Services Explorer of Eclipse Part 2 - Creating a Data Web Service Procedure After reviewing the video mentioned in section 7.4: Create a project in IBM Data Studio connecting to the SAMPLE database in DB2 1. Create a script using the following statement: select * from staff 2. Create a SOAP and REST Web service using the above script, deploy it to Community Edition and test it 7.7 Review questions 1. Is there any difference between developing a service endpoint on Community Edition and on other application servers? 2. How do you generate the stubs that are used in a Web client to consume Web services?
Chapter 7 – Web services 143 3. How do you resolve class path errors after importing the stubs to the POJO Client project? 4. How do you declare a Web Service in its project’s web.xml before you deploy it into Community Edition? 5. What is a Data Web service? 6. Which type of Eclipse projects can be used to host a Web Service? A. Java Project B. Plug-in Project C. Dynamic Web Project D. Static Web Project E. None of the above 7. Which annotation can be used to declare a Web Service definition in SEI? A. @WebService B. @Remote C. @Service D. @Resource E. All of the above 8. Which annotation is used to get the Web Service when using service-ref element in web.xml? A. @WebService B. @Remote C. @Service D. @Resource E. All of the above 9. Business logic for a Data Web Service can be provided by: A. SQL procedures B. XQuery statements C. SQL statements D. All of the above E. None of the above 10. You create a new Data Web Service in: A. A Data Design project
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