This project is a simple demo web application using Java annotations, mimicking an extremely basic online karaoke service. It runs on Java 11 and above, and is run as a standalone program. The project
The annotations used are defined in the JAX-WS API.
You can easily build the code directly from within your IDE of choice (I'm personally rather fond of Eclipse), using its build features (in Eclipse, right click the project and select Run As -> Java application). This project uses Maven to handle its life cycle. Before building, make sure to update your project dependencies (in Eclipse, hit alt+F5). If you prefer doing stuff more old school, you can use the command line to build the project as well. To do so, simply navigate to the source code directory at src/main/java and type
mvn clean compile
in your terminal. Your generated class files can be found in the target/classes folder.
If you'd prefer to build a self-contained jar file, type
mvn clean compile build
Running Eclipse, just follow the steps described above. The application will be run once the project has been built.
If you prefer the command line, just navigate to the target/classes folder and type
java se.idioti.example.jaxws.soap.server.KaraokePublisher
or, if you'd rather run the self-containing jar file, go to target and type
java -jar jaxws-soap-example-server-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar
in your terminal. Kill the program by hitting ctrl+c.
As this is a very simple example, all configuration is done directly in code. The hostname, path and network port are all set in KaraokePublisher.java.
A corresponding client, which is if possible even simpler, has been developed in conjunction with the web service. It can be found at koddas/jaxws-soap-example-client. If you'd like to build and run this client, don't forget to add this artefact to your Maven repository by running
mvn install
after building it, or by running
mvn clean compile install