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■ The Xerces 1.4.4 parser, xerces.jar.
Installing and Using the Sample Proxy and Java Client
Note: You must specify the location of the xmlparser in the system
classpath. If you do not specify the location, the SOAP response
will be displayed minus the symbols.
5. Modify the RWWebServiceTest.java to reflect your Reports Server name and
the authid. For more information on constructing a Java client, refer to
Example 14–1.
Note: The authid for non-secured Reports Server is null.
6. Compile and run the RWWebServiceTest.java file.
7. Run the various operations using the sample Java client. For example, get the API
Version (getAPIVersion), run a job(runJob), check the status of any job (getJobInfo),
or get the Reports Server information (getServerInfo).
Note: You can submit many jobs concurrently from multiple
windows using the sample Java client.
Example 14–1 illustrates the contents of the RWWebServiceTest.java file.
Example 14–1 RWWebServiceTest.java
/*
* $Id: RWWebServiceTest.java
* @author Anil Sharma
*
* Copyright (c) Oracle Corporation 2003. All Rights Reserved
*
* FUNCTION
* This is a sample class to demonstrate how the Oracle Reports WebService
* Proxy class(oracle.reports.rwclient.proxy.RWWebServiceProxy) can be used
* to invoke the Reports WebService from Java Clients. Java based Reports
* Clients will use the demonstrated mechanism for invoking & parsing the
* results using
*
* NOTES
* 'oracle.reports.rwclient.proxy.RWWebServiceProxy' class is supplied as part
* of rwwebservice.zip file which can be downloaded by invoking the Reports
* WebService from a browser. Please consult Chapter 14 of Oracle Application
Server Reports Services Publishing Reports to the Web manual, available on
* the Oracle Technology Network Oracle Reports Documentation page
* (http://otn.oracle.com/documentation/reports.html) for details.
*
* CREATED Anil Sharma 06/13/03
*/
import oracle.reports.rwclient.proxy.RWWebServiceProxy;
/**
* This class creates an instance of RWWebServiceProxy and makes API
* calls on it to interact with Reports Server WebService. The result from
Using the Oracle Reports Web Service 14-9