Labs about Web services deployement

The web services deployment was tested with Eclipse photon (4.8.0) for Java EE Developers . The Web services plugins (such as axis2, wsdl4j, saaj, wse, etc) are already integrated in this version. So, we don't need to spend time to install them, just open the Elipse IDE and practice the Labs.

List of labs:

• Part 1 : Web service deployment with Axis2 and Tomcat (using Terminal):
  • A. Setup axi2 environment on Ubuntu/Windows
  • B. First web service with axis2
  • C. Web service client with Axis2 (using Axis Data Bindings)
  • D. Web service (service + client) to compute the double and square of a number
  • E. Web service from a WSDL description
  • F. Web service: mail server (to do it at the very end)
• Part 2 : Web service deployment with Axis2 (auto deployed by Eclipse WTP):
  • A. Simple Web service deployment with Eclipse WTP and Tomcat server
  • B. Multi-web services deployment on a Tomcat server
  • C. Web Service Client deployment with Eclipse WTP
• Part 3 : Web service deployment on WebLogic Application Server (optional)
  • A. Oracle WebLogic installation on Linux/Windows
  • B. OEPE plugin installation on Eclipse
  • C. JAX-WS web service in OEPE: "Hello,world!"
  • D. JAX-WS web service in OEPE: Client WS generation
  • E. Web service deployment to send/receive complex type messages
• RESTful web service:
  • Part 4 : Using Jersey library: (optional)
    • A. The first Restful web service based on Jersey: "Hello, world!"
    • B. Requesting web service using Jersey client
    • C. Attaching client request to a resource
    • D. Handling a POST request
  • Part 5 : Using Restlet framework:
    • A. The first Restlet web service: "Hello, world!"
    • B. Attaching a client request to a resource
    • C. Using Restlet component to run an application
    • D. Getting a target resource based on the client request
    • E. Handling a POST request using Restlet
    • F. Servlet based web service deployment on a Tomcat web server

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