The WST development tool allows you to create and maintain various projects that contain collections of Web services, class files, readme files, and so on, that make up a Web service project depending on your need. For example, you can create:
Server projects – generate and contain the server-side files required to deploy a Web service project to the server.
Client projects – generate and contain the client-side files required to deploy a Web service project to the client.
Projects – generate and contain both the server-side and client-side files required to deploy a Web service project to the server and client.
Sybase recommends that when creating projects, you keep the client-side code in a client project and server-side code in a separate server project. This allows you to generate, compile, and maintain the client-side and server-side files, artifacts, and dependent classes independently.
To get an idea of how projects can be used to keep track of your various Web service projects, See “Creating the sample projects and installing the samples”.
