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Running the JWSNAME Web Service From WebLogic Workshop
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The resulting Java code looks similar to the following:
import resources.RFCControl;
public class RFC implements com.bea.jws.WebService
{
/**
* @common:control
*/
private resources.RFCControl RFCControl;
static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
/**
* @common:operation
*/
public void RFC_CUSTOMER_GET(RFCControl.RFC_CUSTOMER_GET input )
{
RFCControl.RFC_CUSTOMER_GET(input);
}
}
Running the JWSNAME Web Service From WebLogic Workshop
When you create a new Web service tutorial application, you must ensure that WebLogic
Server is running while you build your Web service.
Confirming WebLogic Server is Running
You can confirm whether WebLogic Server is running by looking at the status bar at the
bottom of WebLogic Workshop. If WebLogic Server is running, a green ball appears. If
WebLogic Server is not running, a red ball appears. If you see the red ball in the status bar,
then start WebLogic Server, as described in the following procedure
Procedure
How to Start WebLogic Server
To start WebLogic Server:
1. From the Tools menu, select WebLogic Server and then, Start WebLogic Server .
2. To deploy the application to WebLogic, select Tools and then, Deploy Application .
3. Click the Start button on the toolbar to start the application.