Build, test and deploy JAX-WS Web services

Level: Introductory

Steve Weaver , Marketing Engineer, IBM

17 Sep 2007

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This demonstration shows the end-to-end generation, assembly, deployment, installation and execution of a JAX-WS (Java™ API for XML Web Services 2.0) Web service, Web service client, and sample JavaServer Pages (JSP) pages, leveraging the IBM® Rational® Application Developer v7.0.0.3 Web Services Feature Pack, deployed to IBM WebSphere® Application Server. This demo builds a bottom-up Web service (creating a Web service from a Java bean or enterprise bean), and utilizes the Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism (a method of efficiently sending binary data to and from Web services) to reduce traffic from client to server.

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Transcript

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Duration

11 minutes

Resources

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• Find resources at Rational on developerWorks.

About the author

		Steve is an architecture management marketing engineer with IBM Rational Software. Steve has been with IBM, and previously Rational Software, for over 7 years. He has spent time both as a Senior IT Specialist, working with customers implementing Rational solutions, and in marketing where he currently is a marketing engineer responsible for products in the Architecture Management capability, including Rational Asset Manager.

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