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388 Getting Started with IBM Data Studio for DB2 E.5.1 JAVA EE artifacts File name WebServiceSimpleServiceEAR/EarCo ntent/META-INF/application.xml WebServiceSimpleServiceWeb/WebC ontent/WEB-INF/web.xml Table E.2 – JAVA EE artifacts Description Contains configuration information about the contained modules, like the context root. Contains configuration information about the web Application, including Servlet class names, URL mappings, resource references, security settings, etc. E.5.2 SOAP framework artifacts The configuration files for the SOAP engine vary depending on the selected SOAP framework. File name Description WebServiceSimpleServiceWeb//WebC Deployment descriptor file for the Apache Axis ontent/WEB-INF/server-config.wsdd 1.4 SOAP engine. Table E.3 – Apache Axis 1.4 deployment descriptor file E.5.3 WAS CE artifacts The configuration files for the application server may vary depending on the selected application server. The WebSphere Application Server Community Edition Documentation can be found here: http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/wasce File name Description WebServiceSimpleServiceEAR WAS CE extension configuration file for /EarContent/META-INF/geronimoapplication.xml about the data source configuration, required Enterprise applications. It contains metadata Java libraries, and other information. WebServiceSimpleServiceWeb//WebC WAS CE extension file for web applications. It ontent/WEB-INF/geronimo-web.xml contains metadata about data source references, required Java libraries, and other information. Table E.4 – WAS CE deployment descriptor files
E.5.4 Data web services artifacts Appendix E – Advanced topics for developing data web services 389 File name WebServiceSimpleServiceWeb//WebC ontent/WEB-INF/config.xml WebServiceSimpleServiceWeb//WebC ontent/WEB-INF/lib/dswsRuntime.jar WebServiceSimpleServiceWeb//WebC ontent/WEB- INF/wsdl/SimpleService.wsdl WebServiceSimpleServiceWeb /WEB/WebContent/WEB-INF/xslt Table E.5 – Data web services artifacts Description Data web service configuration file. You can find the mapping between operation names and SQL statements as well as references to XSL scripts and namespace declarations in here. The generic data web service Java runtime library. The generated WSDL file for your web service. A folder which holds the XSL stylesheet you assigned to your operations for input/output message transformation. If you are familiar with the generated artifacts you can start to do some customization –for example, adding Servlets, JSPs, HTML pages, and advanced configuration like setting up authentication/authorization, security, etc. E.6. Selecting a different SOAP framework The supported SOAP framework depends on the selected application server. You may have the choice between multiple SOAP frameworks. For WAS CE, the following SOAP frameworks are supported: • Apache Axis 1.4 (default) (http://ws.apache.org/axis/) • Apache Axis 2 (http://ws.apache.org/axis2/) • JAX-WS (http://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=224) You can select the SOAP framework by selecting the artifact.soapEngine property in the Parameters table of the Deploy Web Service window, as shown in Figure E.18. Figure E.18 – Selecting a SOAP framework in the Deploy Web Service window The data web services tools do not add any SOAP framework libraries to the web application. It is expected that the SOAP engine libraries are present at the application server.
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