Tag Archives: SOA/Web Services
Using StAX with Spring WS
As I have posted before we are using XFire to implement our web service. Unfortunately, we are running into some serious issues with the framework, so we decided to look after another implementation. Since XFire is no longer supported by … Continue reading
Creating an EJB3 WebService with Maven2 running on JBoss 4.2.1
In this blog I’ll show you how you can create a WebService of your EJB3 objects by using anotations. I will also show you how to build and deploy the package with Maven2. Let’s start with the initial situation. I … Continue reading
Debugging SOAP by logging the incoming HttpRequest
As I described here I had a situation in which we wanted to be able to store all incoming SOAP requests for debugging purposes. The thing that made it a little tricky was that the logging had to be done … Continue reading
Could it be true? A bug in Soap UI?
While performing the load test of our web service (of course with my favourite tool SoapUI) I was getting some errors when I used a number of threads at a time to call my service. Most error messages were related … Continue reading
Another common issue solved with Soap UI
Well, I think it is clear now I am a big fan of SoapUI. So here is another post about it. This time I explain how you can use it to perform a load test for your webservice and how … Continue reading
Managing the test-database with SOAP UI
As I blogged a few posts ago, we are using the freeedition of soapUI to test our webservice and are very pleased about it. In this post I will show you one way to solve a common problem when you … Continue reading
Using SoapUI for testing your webservice
In my previous post I showed you how you can use Ant and XFire to create a client for your webservice. Another, even nicer and easier way, to test your webservice is to make use of soapUI. This is a … Continue reading
Creating a Webservice client with XFire
As promised before (in this blog ) here is how to simply create a webservice client with XFire. I assume you have built a web service and have it running in your JBoss installation. First of all I have created … Continue reading
Working with XFire
So, finally got time at the project to dive in the last piece of used technology: XFire. We are using version 1.1.2 at our project. To get a better understanding of XFire I have setup a simple case in which … Continue reading
Compile error when generating webservice proxies with JDeveloper 10.1.3
For a web-application I once created a web service proxy to communicate with a web service. In this same application we also communicated with BPEL by using the HumanWorkflow API. Why this is important to know I will explain later. … Continue reading