Re: multiple class objects for single web service

[eric kong <ui...@yahoo.com>]

For the case of multiple interface / multiple web services in one WSDL
   
  when we use WSDL2Java --> will generate multiple stub? also generate mutiple skeletons? 
   
  with multiple ServiceLocator() methods?        
  For example - AddressBookService abs = new AddressBookServiceLocator();
   
  what's that difference from deploy 1 web service 1 by 1? each has 1 WSDL? 1 interface? different URL?
   
   
   
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  You can have several URLs for one service but only one web service 
interface at a particular URL.
You can define multiple web services (with all their URLs) in one WSDL.

Whether you want to use different URLs, WSDL files and web services for 
your HelloWorld and EchoServer interfaces or not, is a design decision.

Regards,
Dies


david duncan wrote:
> A Web service only maps to 1 Java object / class?
> 
> For example I have 2 Classes (each class has 1 java method)
> 
> 1) HelloWorld Object / class --> get a service request "name" and return "Hello" + \
> name back to service caller 
> 2) EchoServer Object / class --> get a service request "Some string" and return \
> "Same string" back to caller 
> Can I put this 2 class (each class has 1 method) into 1 Web Service URL + 1 WSDL ?
> 
> -OR- I have to have 2 seperate web services ? one for HelloWorld another one for \
> EchoServer? 
> thanks



		
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Re: multiple class objects for single web service

[Dies Koper <di...@jp.fujitsu.com>]

For each SEI (interface) you'll get a stub, but there will be one 
service class (locator) which will have getters for each SEI: getSEI1(), 
getSEI2(), etc.

I don't think Axis merges WSDL files when you deploy one by one. But if 
you deploy to the same URL, all services will be defined in the same 
WSDD file.
If you deploy to a different URL (different Axis servlet instance), they 
won't share anything.
#with "deploy to a URL" I am referring to the URL you pass to 
AdminClient, not the URL in your WSDL file.

Regards,
Dies


eric kong wrote:
> For the case of multiple interface / multiple web services in one WSDL
>    
>   when we use WSDL2Java --> will generate multiple stub? also generate mutiple skeletons? 
>    
>   with multiple ServiceLocator() methods?        
>   For example - AddressBookService abs = new AddressBookServiceLocator();
>    
>   what's that difference from deploy 1 web service 1 by 1? each has 1 WSDL? 1 interface? different URL?
>    
>    
>    
>   =============================================
>    
>   You can have several URLs for one service but only one web service 
> interface at a particular URL.
> You can define multiple web services (with all their URLs) in one WSDL.
> 
> Whether you want to use different URLs, WSDL files and web services for 
> your HelloWorld and EchoServer interfaces or not, is a design decision.
> 
> Regards,
> Dies
> 
> 
> david duncan wrote:
>> A Web service only maps to 1 Java object / class?
>>
>> For example I have 2 Classes (each class has 1 java method)
>>
>> 1) HelloWorld Object / class --> get a service request "name" and return "Hello" + \
>> name back to service caller 
>> 2) EchoServer Object / class --> get a service request "Some string" and return \
>> "Same string" back to caller 
>> Can I put this 2 class (each class has 1 method) into 1 Web Service URL + 1 WSDL ?
>>
>> -OR- I have to have 2 seperate web services ? one for HelloWorld another one for \
>> EchoServer? 
>> thanks