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Subject: TransWS on SourceForge
All, I have created a project on SourceForge called TransWS (http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/transws) on which I expect to maintain the workings of the WSDL and a sample implementation that complies with the WSDL. So far, I have released two files called TransWSClientEAR.ear and TransWSEAR.ear. These are Java (or more specifically J2EE) EAR (Enterprise Archive) files. Each of these ear files corresponds to a separate application. The TransWSEAR.ear is the web service itself. The TransWSClientEAR.ear contains a client to that web service These applications correspond to the WSDL file that I released recently. I hope to publish a new version of these files with each draft release of the WSDL file. These EARs were developed on WebSphere Studio Application Developer (WSAD) v5, and will run either in that environment directly or on WebSphere Application Server v5.1. I'm sure that they could be modified to run on other platforms without too much difficulty, but I don't have time to do that, so I'll leave it up to other people if they are interested. In addition to the file releases, I have also checked the source code of the files directly into the CVS repository for the project. To get access to the source code, you need to set your CVSROOT to :pserver:<username>@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/transws. Where <username> is your SourceForge logon, or "anonymous". For information on how to use CVS on SourceForge check here: http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=14033&group_id=1. There are four CVS modules in this repository: TransWSClientEAR TransWSClientWeb TransWSEAR TransWSWeb The EAR CVS modules are a function of how WSAD organises its projects, and contain nothing useful unless you're running under WAS or WSAD. The meat of the Java code and the WSDL files is in the two Web projects. We could easily host and hence share other artifacts - for example, Andrzej's XML schemas. If anybody wants CVS commit privileges to manage these resources, let me know. Steve --------------------------------------------- Stephen Flinter Connect Global Solutions [t] +353 (0)1 882 9038 [f] +353 (0)1 882 9050 [m] +353 87 798 1228 [e] stephen.flinter@connectcgs.com [w] www.connectcgs.com --------------------------------------------
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