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JBoss AS 5 Development
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In the first deliverable, we will show how easily you can turn a plain Java class into a Web Service. The newly created service will be then tested using both Java and non-Java clients. The second part of this chapter will draw your attention to how EJB can be exposed as Web Service endpoints.
We will approach Web Services with a simple Java class, which will be used as endpoint for our Web Service. If you browse across the Eclipse menus, you will find that the Enterprise release of this IDE ships with a Wizard for Web Service creation. You can find it the New | Other | Web Services menu.
However, we will not use this wizard for creating our bottom-up Web Services and we encourage you to do the same. As you'll see in a while, all your effort will be adding some annotations to your classes; furthermore, using a Web Service Wizard locks you to a development environment, making it difficult for you to switch to another IDE that hasn...
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