Trace SOAP request/response using JAX-WS
Trace SOAP request/response using JAX-WS explains about how to trace the raw XML request and response usng java's in-bult JAX-WS implementation
It is a life saver, when we dont know the exact request which we are passing to the server.
For deploying the service, you can follow this tutorial CXF Web Service Tutorial. After the deployment you can access the below url
http://localhost:8080/CXFTutorial/ChangeStudent?wsdl
Here I am generating Java Code From A WSDL Document using wsimport tool, So that client can Invoke/Consume the Service
CXF WS-Discovery Client
CXF WS-Discovery Client explains step by step details of discovering a JAX-WS service using CXF WS-Discovery feature
For Creating Apache CXF WS-Discovery Client, We are using org.apache.cxf.ws.discovery.WSDiscoveryClient. WSDiscoveryClient is an in built CXF class
Which helps us to search the services on the network and invoke the operation on that available service.
CXF WS-Discovery Example
CXF WS-Discovery Example explain about configuring WS-Discovery service with Apache CXF.
Web Services Dynamic Discovery (WS-Discovery) is a protocol, which enable dynamic discovery of services available on the local network. By default, WS-Discovery uses a UDP based multicast transport to announce new services
Apache CXF is a free and open source project, and a fully featured Webservice framework. It helps you building webservices using different front-end API's, like as JAX-RS and JAX-WS.
WS-Discovery is available from Apache CXF 2.7.x onwards.
Reference-> http://cxf.apache.org/docs/ws-discovery.htm
CXF Asynchronous Client
CXF Asynchronous Client tells about creating a SOAP/WSDL asynchronous client using Apache CXF WebService Framework
There are two options available for receiving data through asynchronous calls from client with CXF.
1) Polling: the client application periodically polls a javax.xml.ws.Response instance to check if the response is available
2) Callback: the client application implements the javax.xml.ws.AsyncHandler interface to accept notification of the response availability
Reference -> http://cxf.apache.org/docs/developing-a-consumer.html
Below we are showing examples for both approaches
Asynchronous Web Service Using CXF
Asynchronous Web Service Using CXF explains about Creating / Developing JAX-WS Asynchronous Web service with the help of Apache CXF, Spring, Eclipse and deployed in Tomcat
In this example we are showing implementing an Asynchronous SOAP services using CXF Java first approach.
The asynchronous model allows the client thread to continue after making a two-way invocation without being blocked while awaiting a response from the server. Once the response is available, it is delivered to the client application asynchronously
For this there are two alternative approaches:
1) Callback: client application implements the javax.xml.ws.AsyncHandler interface to accept notification of the response availability
2) Polling: client application periodically polls a javax.xml.ws.Response instance to check if the response is available
Reference -> http://cxf.apache.org/docs/developing-a-consumer.html
Consume JAX-WS Web Service Using Eclipse
Consume JAX-WS Web Service Using Eclipse explains about how to consume a JAX-WS web Service using in built Eclipse plugin wizard
How to create jax-ws web service client using Eclipse?
Create JAX-WS Web Service Using Eclipse
Create JAX-WS Web Service Using Eclipse explains about how to create a JAX-WS web Service using in built Eclipse plugin wizard
How to create jax-ws web service using Eclipse?
SoapUI Tutorial For Testing Web Service ( REST & SOAP)
SoapUI Tutorial For Testing Web Service ( REST & SOAP) explains about testing a web service (SOAP based & REST based) using soapUI testing tool
soapUI is a testing tool used for different types of tests, such as functional testing, regression testing, compliance testing, and load testing
soapUI is a cross platform tool, Here we are using soapUI for testing various webservices, By using soapUI you can test both REST and SOAP services