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We have requirement to invoke webservice from Java. I tried with JAX-WS through netbeans, but it created war file. Problem with war file is that we require additional server for deployment.
Is there any other way in which we can create webservice client in Java and create jar file instead of war.
If you're creating a JAX-WS web service client in NetBeans you need to point it to a WSDL that describes the service. It sounds like you're accidentally creating a web service server...
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I'm using Jhipster for my web application, Spring Boot and angular.
I want to work with frontend freelance developer, For that I would like to deploy the frontend separately.
How can I do it?
Like Gaël Marziou mentioned, it isn't necessary to separate the frontend code from the backend code. Your app is generated with angular: you'll find the frontend code in src/main/webapp and you can edit the Angular-code of your jhipster generated application with any development tool.
You also can generate the frontend only with jhipster --skip-server as mentioned in https://www.jhipster.tech/creating-an-app/.
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I want to consume this Web Service:
https://celcer.sri.gob.ec/comprobantes-electronicos-ws/AutorizacionComprobantesOffline?wsdl
The documentation about the Web Service say that I have to send an xml document as a parameter and the web service will return and XML object.
I've already tried in Netbeans creating a new class --> web service client--> wsdl and I got this:
A package named autorizacion.ws.sri.gob.ec and a bunch of classes with him.
I'd like to know how can I create a constructor for those classes so I can send XML file as parameter?
And how can I use the XML object to see the answers?
Thank you for your help I've been trying this for two weeks.
In soap-based web service you need to generate java artifact/client. You have multiple options to generate it, Kindly follow the link to get more detail
How do you convert WSDLs to Java classes using Eclipse?
How to generate classes from wsdl using Maven and wsimport?
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I am new to webservices.i have the following wsdl file by using that i need to create a soap message can any one please help me out ?
wsdl-https://demo.iduws.tracesmart.co.uk/v3.4/?wsdl
You can use some tool like SoapUI, which can generate sample message for each operation in web service interface.
In Java application I recommend to generate web service client, you can use JAX-WS, Apache Axis, Apache Axis 2 or Apache CXF libraries for working with SOAP Web services.
All IDEs have support for web service client generation. For eclispe some tutorial is here http://help.eclipse.org/luna/index.jsp?topic=%2Forg.eclipse.jst.ws.cxf.doc.user%2Ftasks%2Fcreate_client.html.
SoapUI supports client generation too.
Generate java classes from the wsdl link. here is an example link
then as usual call the webservice method by click here
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If I have a Java web project on github, is it possible to create a github page from the source files? Something like this (How is posible add several javascript libraries to main html?).
You can't run your Java application on GitHub. For this purpose you need an application server, for example Tomcat, Glassfish, or Wildfly. Github gives you the opportunity to show only HTML pages with JavaScript.
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I am trying to pass database authentication details dynamically when my Web application deploys into tomcat. This process succeeded when using Windows console, but when porting to Linux and executing startup.sh, Tomcat starts the deployed Web Application, but it is not prompting for password.
This isn't the way things are usually done.
The proper idiom is to set up a named JNDI connection pool. It has the credentials and URL at start up; the app server brings it up. See how to do it here.