NonStop SOAP for Java User's Manual

Using the Administration Tools
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Using Java Mode
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.
Once the deployment descriptor file name and the URI name are entered
(default or user-specified), you must confirm the selections or re-specify the
URI name.
4. As an option, you can deploy the Java class as a SOAP service on the SOAP for
Java server.
You can choose whether the Java class should be deployed as a SOAP service. If
chosen, you are prompted for the target server URL where the service is to be
deployed. NskSoapManager then tries to deploy the service at the target server. If
no errors occur, NskSoapManager displays a message indicating a successful
deployment. In the event of an error, an error message is displayed.
5. NskSoapManager writes the contents of the deployment descriptor file to the file
specified in Step 3.
******* Creating Deployment Descriptors ********
Values in [] indicate default values.
Press enter to accept the default values or enter a new value at the
prompt
Enter a deployment descriptor file name for the class
‘java.lang.Object’ [Object_DD.xml]:
You have selected the following values:
Deployment Descriptor file name: Object_DD.xml
Press C to change your selection or any other key to continue:
Deploy java.lang.Object?? [Y to deploy, any other key to continue]: Y
Enter the target server:
http://www.pqr.com/servlet_jsp/soap/servlet/rpcrouter
Deployment successful
Writing the Deployment Descriptor details to the Object_DD.xml