I got fed up with trying to find JAX-WS resources on the web that didn’t all go along the lines of ‘right-click in Netbeans to create …’ - nothing against Netbeans, but I want to learn how to use a technology, not how to use an IDE. So I wrote a JAX-WS tutorial which I presented to our Java Development Team at work.
You can download it here.
The tutorial is very simple, but will teach you how to do most things you need to in JAX-WS. It went down pretty well with the team at work and we have developed a number of new services using JAX-WS and everyone is now fairly competent with the technology.
There are 9 lessons in total. All building on the same very simple example. Inside the first lesson folder (Jax-ws_1) there is a file named tutorial_contents.txt, this file list all of the lessons. Inside each lesson folder is a file called lesson.txt which tells you the changes made to server, client or both and which classes to look at in this lesson. It should be fairly simple for any reasonably competent Java developer to follow.
Lessons:
- Basic JaxWs service with defaults & simple client.
- Generated client.
- Annotations & mapping.
- XmlJavaAdapters
- SOAPFaults. Handlers.
- JaxWsPortFactory with timeouts.
- Asynchronous calls.
- Spring injection
- Field/Property mapping quick examples. Marshalling tests.
