2009-06-25T21:36:18Z tag:weblogs.java.net,2009:/blog/mriem/415 Movable Type Copyright (c) 2009, mriem 2009-06-25T21:36:18Z 2009-06-25T21:36:13Z tag:weblogs.java.net,2009:/blog/mriem/415.11973 2009-06-25T21:36:13Z

If you need to expose a class as a web service it is fairly easy. Just annotate it with @WebService and let the JAXWS runtime take care of the rest.

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Once you have a method tagged as a webservice method, how can you name the result? Use the @WebResult annotation.

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If you expose a method as a webservice method, how do you name its parameters? Easy, use the @WebParam annotation.

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How do you tell the JAXWS runtime to expose a given method as a webservice method?

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Hurray we are up to 100 blog entries!

mriem mriem@manorrock.org Well, this day would eventually come, I have reached the milestone of 100 blog entries ;) 2009-06-24T21:26:56Z 2009-06-19T18:07:15Z tag:weblogs.java.net,2009:/blog/mriem/415.11879 2009-06-19T18:07:15Z

What if you want to call a web service asynchronously?

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Writing a custom validator is fairly easy, setting it up so the runtime can see it has even become easier.

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Registering a renderer to the runtime is easy!

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How do you register a class as a ClientBehaviorRenderer? You can use an annotation

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What if you need to define your own event? Well it is possible, read on!

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Following up on the previous blog entry, but what if you need to listen for multiple events?

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Did the JavaEE 6 API docs get published quietly, even before everything is final?

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If your component needs to listen for events you can use an annotation!

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Adding converters to JSF 2.0 is surprisingly easy. How?

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You can register a behavior using an annotation. How?

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