Uses of Package
jtr.ws

Packages that use jtr.ws

jtr.runners	This package defines the hierarchy of interfaces that shape the interaction between user-defined runners and the JTR runtime.
jtr.ws	Here we have all the contracts that define the interaction between the JTR runtime and those components in charge of supporting user-defined runners in webservices invocation.
jtr.ws.jaxws	Default JAX-WS 2.1.1 based implementation of the contracts defined in jtr.ws.

Classes in jtr.ws used by jtr.runners

IWsResponse
This interface allows the access to both payload and context of a response message that follows an operation invocation.

IWsResponseListener
This interface must be implemented for receiving callback notifications of the completion of a service invocation.

WsProviderException
This exception is used to report to higher level components exceptions occurred in the webservices layer.

Classes in jtr.ws used by jtr.ws

IWsHelper
This interface defines the methods every webservice helper class should expose in the JTR framework.
A webservice helper class is meant for shielding the AbstractWsRunner and its subclasses from the API actually used to access and invoke webservices.
Thus a webservice-enabled runner should not contain code related to a particular webservice invocation API, but should only (as far as possible at least!) rely on the configured IWsHelper concrete implementation.
Note: this interface is not meant for direct use by user-defined runners.

IWsResponse
This interface allows the access to both payload and context of a response message that follows an operation invocation.

IWsResponseListener
This interface must be implemented for receiving callback notifications of the completion of a service invocation.

WsProviderException
This exception is used to report to higher level components exceptions occurred in the webservices layer.

Classes in jtr.ws used by jtr.ws.jaxws

IWsHelper
This interface defines the methods every webservice helper class should expose in the JTR framework.
A webservice helper class is meant for shielding the AbstractWsRunner and its subclasses from the API actually used to access and invoke webservices.
Thus a webservice-enabled runner should not contain code related to a particular webservice invocation API, but should only (as far as possible at least!) rely on the configured IWsHelper concrete implementation.
Note: this interface is not meant for direct use by user-defined runners.

IWsHelperFactory
This interface defines the contract between the JTR framework and every ws-plugin implementation.
It is possible to plug into the JTR framework different webservices access/invocation providers just providing a new IWsHelperFactory implementation along with at least a custom IWsHelper implementation.

IWsResponse
This interface allows the access to both payload and context of a response message that follows an operation invocation.

IWsResponseListener
This interface must be implemented for receiving callback notifications of the completion of a service invocation.

WsProviderException
This exception is used to report to higher level components exceptions occurred in the webservices layer.