Example: Using a Simple Web Services (SOAP) Input Adapter

Set up a basic Web Services (SOAP) Input adapter. This Web service has no security and communicates over HTTP.

1. Install Apache Tomcat.
2. Add Apache Axis2™ to Tomcat. Copy axis2.war to tomcat/webapps, and start Tomcat.
   Axis2 is automatically unzipped.
3. Ensure that the JDK_HOME environment variable is properly set. If it is not, you can set it using set_example_env.bat or set_example_env.sh.
4. Remove any StockTraderService_messageUT.aar or StockTraderService_transportUT.aar files from the adapter examples/service directory if you previously ran those examples.
5. Copy the examples/service/StockTraderService_noSec.aar file to the tomcat/webapps/axis2/WEB-INF/services directory under your Web server.
6. Modify the adapter_config.xml file by setting <User> and <Password> to sybase:

   <EspProjects>
         <EspProject>    
           <Name>StockTraderProject</Name>
           <Uri>esp://localhost:19011/w1/p1</Uri>
           <Security>
   			<User>sybase</User>
   			<Password>sybase</Password>
   			<AuthType>user_password</AuthType>
   

7. Modify set_example_env.bat or set_example_env.sh by setting ADAPTER_EXAMPLE_USERNAME and ADAPTER_EXAMPLE_PASSWORD to sybase.
8. Start the Web server.
9. Start the ESP node by running the start_node.bat or start_node.sh script.
10. Start the ESP project by running the start_project.bat or start_project.sh script.
11. Subscribe to the stream in the project by running the subscribe.bat or subscribe.sh script.
12. Start the adapter by running the start_adapter.sh or start_adapter.sh script.
    Data begins flowing in the subscription window.