NonStop SOAP for Java User's Manual

Using the Administration Tools
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Using Java Mode
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A URI name for the service
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A target server for the SOAP binding
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A file name to which the WSDL will be written
a. Each service to be deployed needs a URI name. NskSoapManager prompts
you to specify a URI name as follows:
To select the NskSoapManager generated URI name, press Enter. To enter a
specific URI name, enter the name and press Enter.
b. If you successfully deployed the SOAP service in Step 2, NskSoapManager
prompts you for the value of the URL as the target server location where the
implementation of the SOAP service is located.
c. NskSoapManager automatically generates a WSDL file name for each service.
You can either accept the NskSoapManager generated file name (which will be
created in the directory where the tool resides) or provide a new file name.
To select the NskSoapManager generated file name, press Enter. To write to a
specific file, enter the name and location of the target file. If the file exists, its
contents are overwritten.
3. Create SOAP deployment descriptors for the Java class. To create SOAP
deployment descriptors, NskSoapManager needs the following:
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A URI name for the service
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A file name to which the deployment descriptor will be written
a. NskSoapManager automatically generates a deployment descriptor file name
for the class. You can accept the file name generated by NskSoapManager
(which will be created in the directory where the tool is run from) or provide a
different file name.
/***********************/
Creating WSDL Files
/***********************/
Enter a URI name for the class ‘java.lang.Object’ [urn:Object]:
Enter the target service location:
http://www.pqr.com/servlet_jsp/soap/servlet/rpcrouter
Enter the WSDL file [Object.wsdl]: