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#* click on '''''{http ://cxf.examples.servicemix.apache.org/}HelloWorldImplPort'''''. | #* click on '''''{http ://cxf.examples.servicemix.apache.org/}HelloWorldImplPort'''''. | ||
#* you will see the WSDL document generated (also you can see WSDL using direct url: http://localhost:8080/cxf/HelloWorld?wsdl ). | #* you will see the WSDL document generated (also you can see WSDL using direct url: http://localhost:8080/cxf/HelloWorld?wsdl ). | ||
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| + | ==== Export example project JAR. ==== | ||
| + | : There are 2 ways to export an example jar for use in a standalone environment. | ||
| + | # Deployable plug-ins and fragments (recomended) | ||
| + | #* Select the project | ||
| + | #* File - Export - Plug-in Development - Deployable plug-ins and fragments, click Next | ||
| + | #* Select Directory to export. Click Finish. | ||
| + | #* Check created jar file. | ||
| + | # JAR file. | ||
| + | #* Select the project, File - Export - JAR file, click Next | ||
| + | #* Select only: '''''src/main/java''''' and '''''META-INF''''' as resources to export | ||
| + | #* Select the export destination: define file name and path. Click Next twice. | ||
| + | #* Select 'Use existing manifest from workspace' in the JAR Manifest Specification. Point to '''''/cxf-osgi/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF'''''. Click Finish. | ||
| + | #* Check created jar file. | ||
Revision as of 09:12, 19 March 2009
Main goal is show how Swordfish developer can:
- install Swordfish target platform.
- create/deploy/run jax-ws services in the Eclipse environment using Swordfish target platform.
Here is step-by-step description.
- General prerequisites:
- Eclipse Galileo
- Update Site URL: http ://<host>/target.platform
- Example project: cxf-osgi. This is modified cxf example to be PDE project.
- Install Swordfish target platform:
- check that you have correct proxy settings in the Eclipse
- select Help - Install New Software... in the top menu
- type in Update Site URI in the 'Work with' field
- select 'Sample Target Platform Feature' and click Next
- select 'Sample Target Platform Feature' in the 'Install Details' window and click Finish
- after the platform is installed restart Eclipse.
- Configure Eclipse to use Swordfish target platform:
- go to Window - Preferences - Plug-in development - Target Platform and click Add
- select 'Template' in the 'New Target Defenition' and then select 'Sample Runtime Platform'. Click Next.
- create New Target Defenition and click Finish.
- select 'swordfish' in the 'Target Platform' window and set it active ('Set Active').
- apply changes (Apply) and click Ok.
- go to Run - Run Configurations...
- create new configuration: choose OSGI Framework - New. Enter the name for configuration: 'swordfish'.
- Create example project:
- import an example project into workspace.
- check that there are no compile errors.
- Run example project:
- go Run - Run Configurations...
- select 'swordfish' configuration to run.
- click Run. Wait untill container will start. Basicaly, when you will see: INFO: Setting the server's publish address to be /HelloWorld in log, you can proceed
- Check if example works:
- while an example project is started (p.5) type in 'http://localhost:8080/cxf/' in browser url address field
- click on {http ://cxf.examples.servicemix.apache.org/}HelloWorldImplPort.
- you will see the WSDL document generated (also you can see WSDL using direct url: http://localhost:8080/cxf/HelloWorld?wsdl ).
Export example project JAR.
- There are 2 ways to export an example jar for use in a standalone environment.
- Deployable plug-ins and fragments (recomended)
- Select the project
- File - Export - Plug-in Development - Deployable plug-ins and fragments, click Next
- Select Directory to export. Click Finish.
- Check created jar file.
- JAR file.
- Select the project, File - Export - JAR file, click Next
- Select only: src/main/java and META-INF as resources to export
- Select the export destination: define file name and path. Click Next twice.
- Select 'Use existing manifest from workspace' in the JAR Manifest Specification. Point to /cxf-osgi/META-INF/MANIFEST.MF. Click Finish.
- Check created jar file.