Deploying a web service

You must deploy a web service after you implement it.

Before you begin

Implement the web service.

Procedure

Deploy the web service. Use one of the following methods: user interface, Java™, or script.
Option Description
User interface
  1. Click Collaboration Manager > Web Services > New Web Service.
  2. In the New Web Service page, provide all the details for the new web service.

See Example of using the UI to create a web service for details.
Java Sample 1: The following sample Java code creates a script web service.
public void createScriptWebService()
    {
        Context ctx = PIMContextFactory.getCurrentContext();
        DocstoreManager docstoreManager = ctx.getDocstoreManager();
        Document wsdlDoc = docstoreManager.getDocument("archives/wsdl/ItemFinderService0");
        Document implementationScript = docstoreManager.getDocument("scripts/wbs/ItemFinderService0");
        WebServiceManager webServiceManager = ctx.getWebServiceManager();
        webServiceManager.createWebService(  "myScriptService", "This is a sample script service", 
                 wsdlDoc, WebService.MessageStyle.DOCUMENT_LITERAL, implementationScript, 
                 false, false, true, false, true, true );
    }
Sample 2: The following sample Java code creates a Java web service.
public void createJavaWebService()
    {
        Context ctx = PIMContextFactory.getCurrentContext();        
        DocstoreManager docstoreManager = ctx.getDocstoreManager();
        Document wsdlDoc = docstoreManager.getDocument("archives/wsdl/ItemFinderService0");
        Document wsddDoc = docstoreManager.getDocument("archives/wsdd/ItemFinderService0");
        String implClass = "com.ibm.pim.service.sample.ItemFinderServiceImpl";        
        WebServiceManager webServiceManager = ctx.getWebServiceManager();
        webServiceManager.createWebServiceUsingJava( "myJavaService", "This is a sample Java service", 
                 		                  wsdlDoc,  wsddDoc, 
                 		                  WebService.MessageStyle.DOCUMENT_LITERAL, implClass, 
				                            false, false, true, false, true, true );
}
Script
Sample 1: The following sample code creates a script-based web service.
var attr_Name = "ScriptWebService";
var attr_ImplClass="";
var attr_Desc = "Description for Test Webservice";
var attr_WSDLDocPath = "archives/wsdl/test0";
var attr_WSDDDocPath = "archives/wsdd/
test0";
var attr_Protocol = "SOAP_HTTP";
var attr_Style = "RPC_ENCODED";
var attr_ImplScriptPath = "scripts/wbs/test0";
var b_StoreIncoming = true;
var b_StoreOutgoing = true;
var b_Deployed = true;
var b_AuthRequired = true;
var b_SkipRequestValidation=true;
var b_SkipResponseValidation=true;
var ws = createWebService(
attr_Name, 
attr_ImplClass, 
attr_Desc,
attr_WSDLDocPath,
attr_WSDDDocPath, 
attr_Protocol, 
attr_Style, 
attr_ImplScriptPath, 
b_StoreIncoming,
b_StoreOutgoing, 
b_Deployed, 
b_AuthRequired,
b_SkipRequestValidation,
b_SkipResponseValidation);
ws.saveWebService();
out.writeln(ws);
Sample 2: The following sample code creates a Java based web service.
var attr_Name = "JavaWebService";
var attr_ImplClass="com.ibm.ccd.soap.common.SOAPWebService";
var attr_Desc = "Description for Test Webservice";
var attr_WSDLDocPath = "archives/wsdl/test0";
var attr_WSDDDocPath = "archives/wsdd/test0";
var attr_Protocol = "SOAP_HTTP";
var attr_Style = "RPC_ENCODED";
var attr_ImplScriptPath = "";
var b_StoreIncoming = true;
var b_StoreOutgoing = true;
var b_Deployed = true;
var b_AuthRequired = true;
var b_SkipRequestValidation=true;
var b_SkipResponseValidation=true;
var ws = createWebService(
attr_Name, 
attr_ImplClass, 
attr_Desc,
attr_WSDLDocPath,
attr_WSDDDocPath, 
attr_Protocol, 
attr_Style, 
attr_ImplScriptPath, 
b_StoreIncoming,
b_StoreOutgoing, 
b_Deployed, 
b_AuthRequired,
b_SkipRequestValidation,
b_SkipResponseValidation);
ws.saveWebService();
out.writeln(ws);
The simple web service is deployed.

What to do next

Next, access the web service.