JTR 4.0 API Documentation

Uses of Package
jtr.config.ws

Packages that use jtr.config.ws
jtr.config Here reside all the basic classes used to compose the object-oriented representation of a jtr.xml configuration file. 
jtr.config.ws This package contains all those classes that maps one-to-one with those XML elements used to define WebServices Configurations in a jtr.xml configuration file. 
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
jtr.ws.wsif Default Jakarts WSIF 2.0 based implementation of the contracts defined in jtr.ws
 

Classes in jtr.config.ws used by jtr.config
Bindings
          This class defines a set of Bindings.
WebServiceConfig
          This class is the object oriented representation of the content of a webservice element of the jtr.xml configuration file.
Every webservice description is logically associated with a WSDL, thus you are required to point out a valid WSDL location as an URL when defining every webservice element.
Nested in a WebServiceConfig there might be one or more services according to your needs.
 

Classes in jtr.config.ws used by jtr.config.ws
Binding
          This class defines a unique set of name-space, name, port and operation.
WebServiceMsg
          Abstract representation of a webservice message configuration element.
WebServiceOperation
          This is the abstract representation of a webservice operation configuration element.
WebServicePort
          This class represents a port elements that can be found in a jtr.xml configuration file.
Semantically its content can be assimilated to the one represented by a WSDL port element.
WebServicePortType
          This class is the object-oriented representation of the portType element that can be found in the jtr.xml configuration file.
Semantically it is comparable to a WSDL port type definition, and is one of the information used by the JTR runtime system to access webservices.
WebServiceService
          This class is the object oriented representation of a service element of a jtr.xml configuration file.
It can be assimilated to the concept of WSDL service.
WebServiceTypeMapping
          This class is the object oriented representation of the jtr.xml typeMapping configuration element.
Such a configuration element is used to decleratively instruct the JTR-webservices extension on how to map complex XML data types to Java objects.
 

Classes in jtr.config.ws used by jtr.runners
Binding
          This class defines a unique set of name-space, name, port and operation.
WebServiceConfig
          This class is the object oriented representation of the content of a webservice element of the jtr.xml configuration file.
Every webservice description is logically associated with a WSDL, thus you are required to point out a valid WSDL location as an URL when defining every webservice element.
Nested in a WebServiceConfig there might be one or more services according to your needs.
 

Classes in jtr.config.ws used by jtr.ws
Binding
          This class defines a unique set of name-space, name, port and operation.
WebServiceConfig
          This class is the object oriented representation of the content of a webservice element of the jtr.xml configuration file.
Every webservice description is logically associated with a WSDL, thus you are required to point out a valid WSDL location as an URL when defining every webservice element.
Nested in a WebServiceConfig there might be one or more services according to your needs.
 

Classes in jtr.config.ws used by jtr.ws.jaxws
Binding
          This class defines a unique set of name-space, name, port and operation.
WebServiceConfig
          This class is the object oriented representation of the content of a webservice element of the jtr.xml configuration file.
Every webservice description is logically associated with a WSDL, thus you are required to point out a valid WSDL location as an URL when defining every webservice element.
Nested in a WebServiceConfig there might be one or more services according to your needs.
 

Classes in jtr.config.ws used by jtr.ws.wsif
Binding
          This class defines a unique set of name-space, name, port and operation.
WebServiceConfig
          This class is the object oriented representation of the content of a webservice element of the jtr.xml configuration file.
Every webservice description is logically associated with a WSDL, thus you are required to point out a valid WSDL location as an URL when defining every webservice element.
Nested in a WebServiceConfig there might be one or more services according to your needs.
 


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