[madhockeydad]

Hi

I have tried using the JEE notations of @WebService and then generate a web service from a class. While it produced the wsdl, there were clearly errors – such as the soap:address used the port name instead of the service name. Even after these were fixed the Web Service explorer could find the wsdl via URL but can’t execute the service – when I run the operations there is not a response.

Today, I then tried a top down approach. I constructed a vailid wsdl and tried generating the web service. In the wizard, the wsdl validation without errors. When it is deployed, again the Web Service explorer finds the wsdl and displays the operation, but when I execute the operation nothing returns.

I haven’t seen any way to actually get web services running in WebSphere using the tooling. Ideas?

David

[Ram]

madhockeydad,

Can you give me some information to investigate the issue.
1. Can you copy and paste your installation details. You can get them from – MyEclipse > Installation Summary > Installation Details
2. Did you notice any errors in Error log?If so can you copy paste the contents of your log file located at workspace dir > .metadata > .log
3.which web service framework are you using(JAX-WS,JAX-WS (WebSphere),JAX-RPC (WebSphere),REST(JAX-RS))?
4.What version of Webspere you are using?
5. can you send error related screenshots?
6. Steps to reproduce your issue.

You can send all the above mentioned documents to support@genuitec.com. Please add ATTN: RAM in the subject and refer to this thread.

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