NonStop SOAP for Java User's Manual

Using the Administration Tools

NonStop SOAP for Java User’s Manual—523860-001

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Using Java Mode

In Java mode, NskSoapManager assists you in exposing and deploying the methods of

a Java class which is locatable by using the program’s CLASSPATH.

1. Use these commands to start the NskSoapManager tool in Java mode.

a. The program looks for the fully-qualified Java class name.

Specifying an invalid file name or non-existent class name ends the program.

However, if you entered nothing, you are given an option to retry or exit the

program.

NskSoapManager then prompts you to select the methods to be exposed from

the given Java class. The list of methods in class is displayed, and you must

choose which methods should be exposed. If a selection is invalid, an error is

displayed and you are given the option to retry or exit.

Once a selection is made, you are required to confirm the selected methods, or

to go back and re-select the methods.

2. Create a WSDL file for the Java class. To create a WSDL file, NskSoapManager

needs the following:

Note. Before starting the NskSoapManger tool, verify that the class to be deployed is in the

CLASSPATH. Also, verify that you have sourced the env.sh file located in the

/usr/tandem/nssoap/T2764V10/etc directory.

OSS: cd usr/tandem/nssoap/t2764V10/bin

OSS: ./soapMgr -c className

The class 'java.lang.Object' has the following methods:

Method[0] = notifyAll

Method[1] = toString

Method[2] = equals

Method[3] = wait

Method[4] = clone

Method[5] = finalize

Method[6] = java.lang.Object

Method[7] = hashCode

Method[8] = getClass

Method[9] = notify

Method[10] = registerNatives

Select the methods that you want to expose in the SOAP service: 1,3-5

You have selected the following methods:

Method[1]=toString

Method[3]=wait

Method[4]=clone

Method[5]=finalize

Press C to change your selection or any other key to continue: