You can use Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) 1.1 and SOAP 1.2 with the JAX-WS
(Java™ API for XML Web
Services) endpoint handler to
exchange messages in a WebSphere® Application Server Liberty
environment.
About this task
In the Liberty environment,
you can use one or both versions of SOAP as a transport protocol in the same web service instance.
Procedure
- In Liberty, in the
servers.xml file, locate the <featureManager> element and ensure that its
<feature> element is webProfile-8.0.
- In the file system, browse to
install_home/maximo/applications/meaweb/webmodule/WEB-INF/web.xml
and open the file with a text editor.
- Review the root element and ensure the version attribute that is used is 3.0 or later,
but earlier than 4.x.
- Ensure that the servlet-class is
psdi.iface.webservices.JAXWSWebServiceProvider
and that the
psdi.iface.webservices.WASJAXWSWebServiceProvider
servlet class is commented out,
because it is not used with Liberty. Save any changes.
- Ensure that all references to the WASJAXWSWebServiceProvider class
are removed from files that are part of the meaweb WAR module.
- Browse to
install_home/maximo/applications/meaweb/webmodule/WEB-INF/webservices.xml
and open the file with a text editor. Take one of the following steps:
Option |
Description |
To use SOAP 1.1 |
In the <wsdl-file> element, specify wsprovider11.wsdl as the value and
save the file.
|
To use SOAP 1.2 |
In the <wsdl-file> element, specify wsprovider12.wsdl as the value and
save the file.
|
To use both protocols in the same endpoint |
In the <wsdl-file> element, specify wsprovider12.wsdl as the value and
save the file. Then, in the System Properties application, set the global value of the
mxe.int.supportsbothsoapversion system property to 1.
|
- Rebuild and redeploy the .EAR and .WAR
files.
- Add the endpoints for the web service handler.