Generated Web Services Files

When you create a web service in JDeveloper, a number of files are generated. The files that can be generated are:

• a WSDL document
• one or more Java interfaces
• a new or updated WAR deployment profile called WebServices.deploy that contains the generated files and is ready for immediate deployment to the application server
• a new or updated web.xml file
• a deployment descriptor (for web services that deploy to a SOAP server)

Some files are generated for every type of web service, while others are only generated for some types of web service. Additionally, the way the files are displayed is different in the Applications Navigator and the System Navigator. The following sections show the types of file generated by JDeveloper for each type of web service:

• J2EE Web Service
• PL/SQL Web Service
• JMS Web Service
• SOAP Web Service

J2EE Web Service

Applications Navigator

In the Applications Navigator, expand the applications workspace, project and Application Sources nodes.

• Under the package node, JDeveloper generates a web service container called MyWebServiceN, where N is a number. With this selected in the navigator, the following are listed in the Structure pane:
  • the WSDL document for the web service called IMyWebService N.wsdl.
  • an interface called IMyWebServiceN.java is generated for the methods you have selected.
• Under the Web Content, WEB-INF nodes, JDeveloper generates the web.xml file. When there is an existing web.xml file for the project it is updated with information about the web service.
• Under the Resources node:
  • there is the WAR deployment profile called WebService.deploy
  • when the web service has been generated for an EJB, there is also an EJB deployment profile called <ejb> Jar.deploy.

System Navigator

In the System Navigator, JDeveloper generates:

• A web service container called MyWebServiceN, where N is a number. Under this node in the navigator there is:
  • the WSDL document for the web service called IMyWebService N.wsdl.
  • An interface called IMyWebServiceN.java is generated for the methods you have selected.
• web.xml file. When there is an existing web.xml file for the project it is updated with information about the web service.
• WAR deployment profile called WebService.deploy
• When the web service has been generated for an EJB, there is also an EJB deployment profile called <ejb>Jar.deploy .

PL/SQL Web Service

Applications Navigator

In the Applications Navigator, expand the applications workspace, project and Application Sources nodes.

• Under the package node, JDeveloper generates a web service container called MyWebServiceN, where N is a number. With this selected in the navigator, the following are listed in the Structure pane:
  • the WSDL document for the web service called MyWebService N.wsdl.
  • An interface called MyWebServiceN.java is generated for the methods you have selected.
  • a set of Java files and SQLJ files that wrap the published database package, and any object types that are used in program unit signatures in that package.
• Under the Web Content, WEB-INF nodes, JDeveloper generates the web.xml file. When there is an existing web.xml file for the project it is updated with information about the web service.
• Under the Resources node there is the WAR deployment profile called WebService.deploy.

System Navigator

In the System Navigator, JDeveloper generates:

• A web service container called MyWebServiceN, where N is a number. Under this node in the navigator there is:
  • the WSDL document for the web service called MyWebService N.wsdl.
  • An interface called MyWebServiceN.java is generated for the methods you have selected.
  • a set of Java files and SQLJ files that wrap the published database package, and any object types that are used in program unit signatures in that package.
• web.xml file. When there is an existing web.xml file for the project it is updated with information about the web service.
• WAR deployment profile called WebService.deploy.

JMS Web Service

Applications Navigator

In the Applications Navigator, expand the applications workspace, project and Application Sources nodes.

• Under the package node, JDeveloper generates a web service container called MyWebServiceN, where N is a number. With this selected in the navigator, the Structure pane lists a WSDL document for the web service called MyWebServiceN .wsdl.
• Under the Web Content, WEB-INF nodes, JDeveloper generates the web.xml file. When there is an existing web.xml file for the project it is updated with information about the web service.

Under the Resources node there is the WAR deployment profile called WebService.deploy.

System Navigator

In the System Navigator, JDeveloper generates:

• A web service container called MyWebServiceN, where N is a number. Under this node in the navigator there is the WSDL document for the web service called MyWebServiceN.wsdl.
• web.xml file. When there is an existing web.xml file for the project it is updated with information about the web service.
• WAR deployment profile called WebService.deploy.

SOAP Web Service

Applications Navigator

In the Applications Navigator, expand the applications workspace, project and Application Sources nodes. Under the package node, JDeveloper generates a web service container called MyWebServiceN, where N is a number. With this selected in the navigator, the Structure pane lists:

• the WSDL document for the web service called MyWebServiceN .wsdl.
• a deployment descriptor called MyWebServiceN.dd.

System Navigator

In the System Navigator, JDeveloper generates:

• A web service container called MyWebServiceN, where N is a number. Under this node in the navigator there is:
  • the WSDL document for the web service called MyWebService N.wsdl.
  • a deployment descriptor called MyWebServiceN.dd .

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