Chapter 9 .NET Client Support

.NET example

The .NET example uses jagtool to deploy a sample package and component to EAServer, from which you create the Web service using wstool. You then create the client-side proxy, and create and run the client program.

These files are used to create the example described in this section and are located in the DotNetSample subdirectory of your Web Services Toolkit installation:

dotNETSample.jar - the EJB-JAR file that contains the sample package, component, and methods that are deployed to EAServer.
setenv.bat/setenv.sh - the batch file that sets the environment variables and runs the jagtool command to deploy the dotNETSample.jar file into EAServer.
genWSDL.bat/genWSDL.sh - the batch file that sets the environment variables and runs the wstool command to create the WSDL document and Web service from the EAServer package, component, and methods deployed from the dotNETSample.jar file.
run.bat - the client-side batch file that generates the client proxy from the Web service interface and implementation files. The resulting client-side proxy file for this example is GreetingService.cs.
Client.cs - the client source file. Compiling Client.cs results in a client executable, Client.exe, which accesses the Web service hosted in EAServer.