Chapter 8. Exposing Java Code as a SOAP Service
This chapter contains the following recipes:
- Defining the service interface
- Preparing the service implementation
- Annotating Java code for web service creation
- Creating a document transport web service
- Creating a RPC transport web service
- Creating literal and encoded web services
- Using attachment types with web services
- Defining a web service returning no value
- Defining a web service returning a value
- Publishing a web service
- Testing a web service
Introduction
We already know that BPEL presents the orchestration technology in the service-oriented architecture (SOA). We have already learned quite a few functionalities of BPEL, but now it's time to learn more about the fundamental building blocks that are consumed ...
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