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Testing WebSphere Commerce Web services interoperability using soapUI, Part 2

Using customized LoginServices assets

James Tang (mfjtang@ca.ibm.com), Senior IT Consultant, IBM

James Tang is a Senior IT Consultant at the IBM Toronto Lab, Ontario, Canada. He is part of the IBM Software Services for WebSphere team, architecting and developing solutions for WebSphere Commerce. He is also an expert in WebSphere Commerce performance practice.

Summary: Part 2 of this 2-part tutorial series provides detailed information for the "WebSphere Commerce as a service consumer" section in Part 1. It explains the customized LoginServices assets used in that section. This part of the tutorial is not designed to provide a step-by-step process on how to generate the customized assets. It describes how these assets are generated and how to integrate them into a development environment for testing.

Date: 04 Mar 2009
Level: Intermediate
PDF: A4 and Letter (835 KB | 16 pages)Get Adobe® Reader®

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Introduction

The customized assets described in this Part 2 tutorial are based on the Creating an outbound Web service client for WebSphere Commerce tutorial in the WebSphere Information Center. That tutorial provides instructions on how to generate similar customized assets to test WebSphere Commerce as a service consumer. Also, other than the last part of this tutorial, under each section there is a link provided for information on how to generate the described customized assets. The last part of the tutorial describes the customized JSPs used.

You also need to install and configure the required prerequisites.

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