About this task
Step 3 towards the goal:
Implementing static JAX-WS web services clients
Write
the client application code that is going to be used to invoke the
Web service.
See Chapter 4 of the JSR 109 specification.
For a complete list of the supported standards
and specifications, see the web services specifications and API documentation.
Avoid trouble: - If your client application is going to be installed in a server,
it must be contained in either a WAR module or an EJB module. Shared
library files are not scanned for JAX-WS clients. Therefore, a shared
library JAR file cannot be used as the container for a client application.
- If your client application creates a number of threads in the
JSR 109 client, the metadata, including the WebSphere® Application Server configuration, is not copied to the thread, and
the Global Security Handler is not called.
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