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Hi Sabrina,
Thanks very much for you reply, but I'm afraid that is not what I am trying to do, it describes how to deploy "any job" to be run as a Web Service and what I want to do is to deploy a "Service" in Tomcat.
I am designing a Service within Talend ESB: I create a service from an existing WSDL and assigning the invoke method a new job (myws); the job is mapping the input with some transformations and sending a response back to the Web Service requester. (See pictures attached).
I can export this service as a .kar file to be deployed in Talend Runtime ESBE, and it all works fine; I can invoke the Web Service and I get the response I expect.
What I would like to do now is to be able to deploy this service in Tomcat.
Do you know if this is possible? If so, could you please give me some guidance?
Many thanks and kind regards,
Julipool
Thanks very much for you reply, but I'm afraid that is not what I am trying to do, it describes how to deploy "any job" to be run as a Web Service and what I want to do is to deploy a "Service" in Tomcat.
I am designing a Service within Talend ESB: I create a service from an existing WSDL and assigning the invoke method a new job (myws); the job is mapping the input with some transformations and sending a response back to the Web Service requester. (See pictures attached).
I can export this service as a .kar file to be deployed in Talend Runtime ESBE, and it all works fine; I can invoke the Web Service and I get the response I expect.
What I would like to do now is to be able to deploy this service in Tomcat.
Do you know if this is possible? If so, could you please give me some guidance?
Many thanks and kind regards,
Julipool
Hi,
you can export your service to Axis WebService (WAR), for example:
Job Designs -> DemoService, Right click menu -> Export Job, select the export type: Axis WebService (WAR), you will got an DemoService.war which can be deployed into Tomcat container.
after put this war into webapps, you will see a log like this:
2013-06-26 09:46:51.876:INFO
ejs.AbstractConnector
tarted SelectChannelConnect
or@localhost:8090
web service published
HTH
Xilai
you can export your service to Axis WebService (WAR), for example:
Job Designs -> DemoService, Right click menu -> Export Job, select the export type: Axis WebService (WAR), you will got an DemoService.war which can be deployed into Tomcat container.
after put this war into webapps, you will see a log like this:
2013-06-26 09:46:51.876:INFO
ejs.AbstractConnector
tarted SelectChannelConnect
or@localhost:8090
web service published
HTH
Xilai
Hello Xilai,
Thanks for your suggestion, I tried it but unfortunately it does not work as I would like.
Deploying the job as you say means that I am deploying the Talend job that wraps my service, and the wsdl of the service that is deployed is as shown in the attached image (TALEND WSDL).
If I wanted to make my service available through Tomcat I have to invoke the job through the browser with the following url:
http://localhost:8080/Demoservice_0_1/services/Demoservice?method=runJob&args=null
But because my service is always listening, it never returns a response to that call, and this also means that every time I wanted to deploy my service I would have to invoke it that way.
I would like to be able to deploy my service directly in Tomcat, so my wsdl is the one that my service defines, shown in the attached image (DESIRED WSDL) and I don't want to invoke it through the Talend wrapper service.
Is this possible? Any ideas?
Many thanks and kind regards,
Julipool
Thanks for your suggestion, I tried it but unfortunately it does not work as I would like.
Deploying the job as you say means that I am deploying the Talend job that wraps my service, and the wsdl of the service that is deployed is as shown in the attached image (TALEND WSDL).
If I wanted to make my service available through Tomcat I have to invoke the job through the browser with the following url:
http://localhost:8080/Demoservice_0_1/services/Demoservice?method=runJob&args=null
But because my service is always listening, it never returns a response to that call, and this also means that every time I wanted to deploy my service I would have to invoke it that way.
I would like to be able to deploy my service directly in Tomcat, so my wsdl is the one that my service defines, shown in the attached image (DESIRED WSDL) and I don't want to invoke it through the Talend wrapper service.
Is this possible? Any ideas?
Many thanks and kind regards,
Julipool
No, the service has been published to the endpoint which defined in the wsdl wsdl
ort, for example, DemoService has been published to http://localhost:8090/services/DemoService?wsdl, not the http://localhost:8080/xxx ...
ort, for example, DemoService has been published to http://localhost:8090/services/DemoService?wsdl, not the http://localhost:8080/xxx ...