I am new to developing webservices using java. I have an academic project and I developed webservice- Axist2 using Esclipe.
Everything is working fine. And now, i want to publish and find WebService on JUDDI server.
I have followed the tutorial and published the service to juddiv3.
This is result:
http://imagizer.imageshack.us/a/img661/5874/3h8y27.png
And I tried find and query this Webservice published by me , but i can't. Please tell me how to I do it. Thank!
Are you trying to using the user interface to "find and query" or are you trying to do so programmatically? There's a number of examples both in the client distribution for automated registration and in the documentation. In addition, there's a guide for using the web user interface (juddi-gui).
Without additional details, steps to reproduce the issue, source code, etc, it's difficult to provide an accurate answer
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I am trying to build a simple web app using jHipster. Currently I am trying to build a simple stock entity that will enable a user to input the stock name and the entity should generate a listing of that stock with open, high, low and close data. I am unable to figure out how to integrate the web app with a third party API that supplies the data. I could not find any documentation regarding this issue online. Thank you.
I found this tutorial on implementing API's that might help.
What you need to do is create an HTTP client that can access your API.
I'm not too familiar with jHipster but finding the proper library to import seems like a good first step. Good luck.
Source:
https://zapier.com/learn/apis/chapter-8-implementation/
If you aren't sure which language to choose, a great way to narrow down the selection can be to find an API you want to implement and see if the company provides a client library. A library is code that the API owner publishes that already implements the client side of their API. Sometimes the library will be individually available for download or it will be bundled in an SDK (Software Development Kit). Using a library saves you time because instead of reading the API documentation and forming raw HTTP requests, you can simply copy and paste a few lines of code and already have a working client.
I am trying to find a java library that will give me the ability to pull a user's Github teams based on their log in email. I am creating the backend for a website and would like the user to have the option to pick their teams from a drop down. I have looked through multiple API documentations, including Github's API
but I cannot figure out how to use this in my java code. Does anyone have any good library recommendations for this implementation? Thank you!
I found a GitHub wrapper for the API and implemented this into my code.
I'm trying to implement Google Plus login in a web application.
Currently following this guide.
As I'm using Java on the server side, I am trying to follow the Java code snippets. My callback uri points to a servlet. Currently on step 8, I encountered my first real problem: I cannot validate the retrieved token, because Oauth2 class is not present in the Google API client library.After some googling, I found this, and it looked promising, but after carefully comparing the two, the included jars are exactly the same as the Google API client - neither contains the Oauth2 class.After more searching, I found some documentation that mentions the class I am looking for, but I am not able to find the jar containing it.
My question is: where can I find the Oauth2 class if not in the two packages mentioned above?
Found it in the Maven repository.
http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.google.apis/google-api-services-oauth2
Does anyone know of a good example with a Java web application that uses Scrutmydocs, or any other ElasticSearch Client. I have a sample web app running: www.TenantTalk.com that I need to add a search box to. The search will call Scrutmydocs or Elasticsearch. The Database will be much larger.
Right now it is a java jsp app using MySQL using JDBC and SQL on Tomcat. When a new record or change is made to the database it must make it into Scrutmydocs or Elasaticsearch.
You help will be greatly appreciated.
The login for www.TenantTalk.com is demo/demo
I have searched everywhere but cannot find an example that spells out where you call Scrutmydocs from a Java application when the user adds, edits, or deletes a record from the database and perform searches on that date.
scrutmydocs is not an elasticsearch client. It is a full web application.
It basically uses elasticsearch native client. So you can have a look at its source code.
That said, you probably want to look directly at elasticsearch java API documentation.
Also, this hands-on source code could help you. See answers branch.
I am trying to connect to the bing api through my java application and query bing programmatically. And I found this page online that gives me sample code to just get a feel of how to go about the entire process. But I am unable to compile and run that code because it has two imports namely
com.microsoft.schemas.livesearch._2008._03.search.LiveSearchServiceStub;
com.microsoft.schemas.livesearch._2008._03.search.LiveSearchServiceStub.*;
Could anybody give me a link to get these jar files.
I already googled it, checked sourceforge and everything. So If anyone knows of another site that definitely has this jar file, or if you have a copy of these two jar files please do let me know how I can obtain them. It would be a great help.
Thanks.
By the names of those classes they are just Stub classes, meaning they are just dummy-versions of the classes without any real functionality. You can probably just create your own easily.
Bing provides it search services via Web Services. You can access them from any language that provides a web services interface (or just web access).
Bing API