Any success with Seam web services?

[ericjava.eric.chiralsoftware.net]

I'm trying to set up a web service using Seam.  Seam has a bunch of web service annotations.  Has anyone gotten them to work?

I've looked at the Seam docs and also the SeamBay sample application.  The Seam docs say that you can use annotations, but given no indication of the URL that the service will be at when you deploy it.  Likewise, SeamBay claims that it creates a service, but there's no client for it and no indication of which URL the endpoint is at, so there's no way you could write a client for it.  A web service that has no known endpoint isn't much of a web service.

Has anyone gotten this stuff to work, including determining an endpoint URL and interaction with a client?

[nickarls]

Not that much web services in Seam, most come from JAX-WS

[sducas.sducas1.gmail.com]

Hello Eric,

I had no problem at all implementing and consuming my web service with seam.

First follow the seam documentation to create a stateless service bean (ejb3) implementing your service.

Deploy it.

if you wish to now if the service has been deployed and what is the url of it's wsdl descriptor then navigate to:

http://localhost:8080/jbossws/services

(under jboss of course)

For my application named banque and a service ClientListService the wsdl url was:

http://127.0.0.1:8080/banque-ear-banque-ejb/ClientListService?wsdl

ok, now you only have to generate a client:

open a command shell and go to:
$JBOSSHOME/bin/

and type: wsconsume WSDLURL

This will generate java classes acting as client API to consume your service.. (you can try it with seambay wsdl...)

don't hesitate if you have any trouble understanding or achiving this steps....

[ramanujareddy]

I tried above command but i got message wsconsume command not found.
help me plz

[ramanujareddy]

thank you Stephane DUCAS,
i got class files then what i want to do, how to use these classes in my seam application.please help me

[harsh820]

Thanks Stephane!