Web Service Implementation Class Properties

A Web service requires one implementation class. An implementation class can only be associated with one Web service component. In .NET languages, the implementation class can be generated inside the .asmx file or outside. In Java, a Web service class can have a serialization and a deserialization class.

Web service implementation classes contain the following additional properties on the Detail tab:

Property

Description

Web service component

Specifies the Web service component linked to the Web service implementation class. Click the Properties tool to the right of this field to open the component property sheet.

Serialization class

Specifies the class used to convert an object into a text or binary format. Click the Properties tool to the right of this field to open the class property sheet.

Deserialization class

Specifies the class used to convert a text, XML or binary format into an object. Click the Properties tool to the right of this field to open the class property sheet.

Click the Preview tab to preview:
  • The Web service implementation class in Java

  • The .ASMX file in .NET

  • The interface WSDL generated from the component and implementation class in Java and .NET (read-only)