This section describes where the configuration and WSDL files are stored for your generated J2EE 1.4 Web services, and where the access points are for those Web services. There are three types of components which generate J2EE 1.4 artifacts:
PowerBuilder components – generate EJBs, which generate Web applications which are then deployed as a Web application with Web services. The Web service is called which references the Web application, which references the EJB, which references the PowerBuilder component. See “A PowerBuilder component deployed/exposed as a Web service”.
EJBs – generate Web applications which are then deployed as a Web application with Web services. The Web service is called which references the Web application which references the EJB. See “An EJB exposed/deployed as a Web service”.
Web Applications – deployed directly as Web services. The Web service is called which references the Web application. See “A Web application deployed as a Web service”.
The wsPackageSuffix property
in the deploy-tools-options.xml file controls
Web application suffix naming. By default it is ““,
that is there is no suffix. changing this property to something
else results in the wsPackageSuffix being
appended to the name of the wsWebApp,
for example:
<property name="wsPackageSuffix"
value="_webService"/>
results in a Web application name of myejbjar_webService.
