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| Re: What is test phase in webservice creation from WTP wizard? [message #139769 is a reply to message #139139] |
Tue, 20 September 2005 18:55  |
 Chris Brealey
Messages: 104
Registered: July 2009 |
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Kuldeepak,
the Web service platform is designed around managing the progression of a Web
service or client under development thru several phases - discovery,
development, assembly, deployment, installation, startup, testing, publication
and announcement.
The "test" phase is that phase in the development process where you have a Web
service up and running and wish, somehow, to invoke it. In the Web service
platform, the "test" phase is backed by an extension point
("org.eclipse.jst.ws.consumption.ui.webServiceTest") into which you can plug
test facilities for exercising a Web service - either natively, or via a
generated client such as a JAX-RPC proxy. In the wizards, the "test" phase is
governed by the "Web Service Client Test" page which will let you choose from
the various test facilities that have been plugged into the platform. WTP
includes two extensions of its own - The Sample JSP generator (which requires
you to have generated a Java client to your Web service) and the Web Services
Explorer (which doesn't, needing only the WSDL).
Cheers - CB.
kuldeepak_bajaj wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> I am studying WTP and axis plugins. WTP for webservice has different
> phases like discover, develope,assemble,....,test,publish ,launch,announce.
> Could you guide me about what "test" phase signifies in the webservice
> creation from WTP wizard.
>
> Thanks
> Kuldeepak
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