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JBossWS Plugin

The JBossWS Plugin is a specialized Eclipse plugin for working with the formidable JBossWS Web Service stack together with JBossIDE or standalone. Apart from the standard soapUI Eclipse Plugin features, the JBossWS Plugin currently has initial functionality that supports:

  • Publishing POJO's/EJB's as JBossWS Web Services
  • Consuming an existing Web Service with JBossWS
  • Implementing an existing WSDL contract with JBossWS
  • Adding JSR-181 Web Service Annotations to an existing java class

The following improvements are planned to be available for the final JBossIDE 2.0.0 release:

  • Improved support for implementing Web Services from an existing WSDL contract
  • Improved support for consuming Web Services from en EJB or Servlet
  • Improved support for adding Web Service annotations on a method level
  • Wizards for security configurations
  • Project/File templates for JBossWS projects and related artifacts
  • Tighter integration with the Eclipse Web Tools Projects Web Service support
  • Integrated Help

Please submit questions and discuss issues on the JBoss Eclipse IDE User Forum, and report bugs/requests/etc in JBossIDE JIRA under the "Web Services Plugin" component!

Latest News

2006-10-12 : JBossIDE 2.0.0 beta2

- first "public" release of JBossWS plugin for eclipse / JBossIDE [Read more]

Installation

The plugin is distributed together with JBossIDE 2.0.0 beta2.

Currently, the plugin requires you to install JBossWS separately (download from http://labs.jboss.com/portal/jbossws/downloads), but it will be bundled in the final jbosside 2.0.0 version

Once you have installed the plugin, start by setting the path to the JBossWS WSTools script in the "JBossIDE / JBossWS / Integrated Tools" preferences page:

(The JAXB/XmlBeans tools are not required for JBossWS support)


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