For more information about developing services with FUSE Services Framework, see Using the Library. This guide provides links to the complete set of FUSE Services Framework documentation, and suggests reading paths for the following:
Service consumer developers
Java-first service developers
WSDL-first service developers
RESTful service developers
JavaScript service and consumer developers
The FUSE Services Framework installation_dir\samples
directory includes additional samples you
can examine and run to more fully explore developing services using JAX-WS and JAX-RS. These
samples include:
Java-first development with JAX-WS:
java_first_jaxws_factory_bean
— Use JAX-WS factory beans
java_first_pojo
— Use a
code-first, POJO approach
java_first_spring_support
— Use
Spring beans and set up a HTTP servlet transport
WSDL-first development with JAX-WS:
wsdl_first_dynamic_client
— Use a dynamic client against a standalone server using
SOAP over HTTP
wsdl_first_https
— Develop a service that
uses HTTPS communication
wsdl_first_pure_xml
— Use an XML binding with the
doc-literal style
wsdl_first_rpclit
— Use the RPC-literal style binding
wsdl_first_soap12
— Implement SOAP 1.2 capabilities
wsdl_first_xml_wrapped
— Examine how the XML binding
works with the doc-literal wrapped style
wsdl_first_xml_beans2
— Use the JAX-WS APIs with the
XMLBeans data binding to run a simple client against a standalone server using
SOAP over HTTP
JAX-RS development with HTTPS, content negotiation, and Spring security
jax_rs\basic_https
— Extend the JAX-RS sample to implement communication
using HTTPS
jax_rs\content_negotiation
— Develop a RESTful service
that implements content negotiation so that the same resource can be served
using multiple representations
jax_rs\spring_security
— Use Spring security to secure a
RESTful service
FUSE Services Framework also includes samples that illustrate the following:
JMS queue and publish-and-subscribe messaging
JavaScript service development
WS addressing, policy, and security
Additional topics
See the FUSE Services Framework samples
directory for the complete set of
samples. Each sample includes a ReadMe file with instructions to run the sample.