AbstractJaxWsServiceExporter

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Abstract exporter for JAX-WS services, autodetecting annotated service beans (through the JAX-WS javax.jws.WebService annotation).

Subclasses need to implement the #publishEndpoint template methods for actual endpoint exposure.

afterPropertiesSet

Immediately publish all endpoints when fully configured.

destroy

Stops all published endpoints, taking the web services offline.

publishEndpoints

Publish all javax.jws.WebService annotated beans in the containing BeanFactory.

setBeanFactory

Obtains all web service beans and publishes them as JAX-WS endpoints.

setBindingType

Specify the binding type to use, overriding the value of the JAX-WS javax.xml.ws.BindingType annotation.

setEndpointFeatures

Specify WebServiceFeature objects (e.g. as inner bean definitions) to apply to JAX-WS endpoint creation.

setEndpointProperties

Set the property bag for the endpoint, including properties such as "javax.xml.ws.wsdl.service" or "javax.xml.ws.wsdl.port".

setExecutor

Set the JDK concurrent executor to use for dispatching incoming requests to exported service instances.

SimpleHttpServerJaxWsServiceExporter

Simple exporter for JAX-WS services, autodetecting annotated service beans (through the JAX-WS javax.jws.WebService annotation) and exporting them through the HTTP server included in Sun's JDK 1.6. The full address for each service will consist of the server's base address with the service name appended (e.g. "http://localhost:8080/OrderService").

Note that this exporter will only work on Sun's JDK 1.6 or higher, as well as on JDKs that ship Sun's entire class library as included in the Sun JDK. For a portable JAX-WS exporter, have a look at SimpleJaxWsServiceExporter.

SimpleJaxWsServiceExporter

Simple exporter for JAX-WS services, autodetecting annotated service beans (through the JAX-WS javax.jws.WebService annotation) and exporting them with a configured base address (by default "http://localhost:8080/") using the JAX-WS provider's built-in publication support. The full address for each service will consist of the base address with the service name appended (e.g. "http://localhost:8080/OrderService").

Note that this exporter will only work if the JAX-WS runtime actually supports publishing with an address argument, i.e. if the JAX-WS runtime ships an internal HTTP server. This is the case with the JAX-WS runtime that's included in Sun's JDK 6 but not with the standalone JAX-WS 2.1 RI.

For explicit configuration of JAX-WS endpoints with Sun's JDK 6 HTTP server, consider using SimpleHttpServerJaxWsServiceExporter!