GT4 Java WS Core

Table of Contents

• 3. Writing Your First Stateful Web Service in 5 Simple Steps
  • 3.1. Step 1: Defining the interface in WSDL
  • 3.2. Step 2: Implementing the service in Java
  • 3.3. Step 3: Configuring the deployment in WSDD (and JNDI)
  • 3.4. Step 4: Create a GAR file with Ant
  • 3.5. Step 5: Deploy the service into a Web Services container
  • 3.6. A simple client
• 4. Singleton resources
  • 4.1. Splitting up the implementation
  • 4.2. Build, deploy, and try it out... with the same client
• 5. Multiple resources
  • 5.1. The WS-Resource factory pattern
  • 5.2. Implementing the WS-Resource factory pattern in GT4
  • 5.3. The factory service
  • 5.4. The instance service
  • 5.5. The resource
  • 5.6. The resource home
  • 5.7. Build and deploy
  • 5.8. A simple client
  • 5.9. A slightly less simple client
• 6. Resource Properties
  • 6.1. A closer look at resource properties
  • 6.2. Accessing resource properties the right way
• 7. Lifecycle Management
  • 7.1. Immediate destruction
  • 7.2. Scheduled destruction
• 8. Notifications
  • 8.1. What are notifications?
  • 8.2. WS-Notifications
  • 8.3. Notifications in GT4
  • 8.4. Notifying changes in a resource property