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May 2006 Archives
Be a Wiz at Project Tango
Posted by haroldcarr on May 18, 2006 at 12:01 PM | Permalink
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Here are four simple steps to try out the Web Service Interoperability
Technologies (WSIT) from Project Tango:
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Step 1:
How to checkout and build WSIT from source, and how to install in
GlassFish or Tomcat.
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Step 2:
How to write, deploy and execute a simple JAX-WS web service that uses
the installed WSIT code but does not use WSIT features to ensure that
step 1 worked.
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Step 3:
How to write, deploy and execute a simple JAX-WS web service that uses
WSIT features. (Step 3 is optional. Skip to step 4 to use NetBeans.)
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Step 4:
How to download NetBeans, the WSIT module for NetBeans, and how to
develop JAX-WS web services with WSIT features using NetBeans.
Note:At the time of writing this blog entry, these
instructions are known to work with hudson-104 tagged
version of the source. That version may be checked out via:
cvs -d:pserver:guest@cvs.dev.java.net:/cvs co -r hudson-104 wsit/wsit
Read more about Project Tango at our
Interop
site. Become a member of Project Tango and develop code with us at:
wsit.dev.java.net.
Talk with us at our
interop forum.
Repeat of Web Services with NetBeans Lab
Posted by haroldcarr on May 17, 2006 at 02:07 PM | Permalink
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In case you missed the morning lab - so many people wanted to attend it that it's being repeated:
| LAB
4335 |
Developing Interoperable Next Generation Web Services with Project
Glassfish, Netbeans IDE & WSIT |
Martin Grebac, Ramesh Babu Mandava, Ana Lindstrom-Tamer (Sun Microsystems) |
Wednesday, 17-MAY-06
7:20 PM
Hall E 130/131
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See you there.
Live Tango!
Posted by haroldcarr on May 16, 2006 at 10:21 AM | Permalink
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We've been working hard to get Project Tango's initial source access
ready in time for
JavaOne.
Good news. We did it! Go to
wsit.dev.java.net
to try it out. We are still in the early stages so now is a good time
to get involved and help shape the code.
If you are in the mood to read more about Project Tango right now go
to
java.sun.com/webservices/interop
for the big picture. Also, read my
overview article
that was just published on
Sun Developer Network
last Friday.
Finally, if you are going to
JavaOne in San Francisco
be sure to come to the Project Tango sessions (listed in chronological
order):
| Session # |
Title |
Speakers |
Location |
| TS
5540 |
Making Java Technology-Based/.NET Web Services Interoperability Real |
Kirill Gavrylyuk (Microsoft)
Arun Gupta (Sun Microsystems) |
Tuesday, 16-MAY-06
11:00AM
Esplanade 307-310
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| TS
4661 |
Composable Web Services Using Interoperable Technologies from Sun's "Project
Tango" |
Harold Carr, Nick Kassem (Sun Microsystems) |
Tuesday, 16-MAY-06
02:00 PM
Esplanade 307-310
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| BOF
2477 |
Secure Interoperable Webservices Using XML Web Services Security 3.0 |
Venugopal K, Jayanthi Kumar , Jiandong Guo (Sun Microsystems), Michael Jones, Kirill Gavrylyuk (Microsoft) |
Tuesday, 16-MAY-06
09:30 PM
Hall E 135
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| LAB
4335 |
Developing Interoperable Next Generation Web Services with Project
Glassfish, Netbeans IDE & WSIT |
Martin Grebac, Ramesh Babu Mandava, Ana Lindstrom-Tamer (Sun Microsystems) |
Wednesday, 17-MAY-06
11:30 AM
Hall E 130/131
|
| LAB
4335
(repeat) |
Developing Interoperable Next Generation Web Services with Project
Glassfish, Netbeans IDE & WSIT |
Martin Grebac, Ramesh Babu Mandava, Ana Lindstrom-Tamer (Sun Microsystems) |
Wednesday, 17-MAY-06
7:20 PM
Hall E 130/131
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| TS
3473 |
Building Secure and Trusted Web Services Using Project Tango |
Venugopal K, Jayanthi Kumar, Jiandong Guo (Sun Microsystems) |
Thursday, 18-MAY-06
12:15 PM
North Mtg Rm 121/122
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| TS
1603 |
Reliable and Transacted Web Services between Java Technology-Based Project Tango and Microsoft
Indigo |
Joe Fialli, Mike Grogan, Ryan Shoemaker (Sun Microsystems) |
Thursday, 18-MAY-06
02:45 PM
North Mtg Rm 121/121
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