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The WST ws component contains tools for developing and interacting with Web services Internet preferences (e.g. proxy server configuration), internal and external Web browser support, and the TCP/IP monitor. |
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Note: In WTP 0.7 M3, the Web services and J2EE components require several third party jars that are not redistributed with the WTP 0.7 M3 build. For instructions on where to download these jars and how to install them into the relevant WTP plugins, please visit Web Services Required Jars Download Instructions. You can ignore these instructions for WTP 0.7 M4 or later, since the required third party jars were incorporated into the repository and the builds as of that milestone. |
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Plug-ins | |
The following plugins are contained in this component: |
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org.eclipse.wst.ws.apache.soap |
The Apache SOAP v2.3.1 runtime. |
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Apache SOAP is used chiefly by the Web Services Explorer and UDDI4J. One of the goals for a later milestone, possibly M4, is to switch the Web Services Explorer and UDDI4J over to the Axis runtime and do away with Apache SOAP. |
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org.eclipse.wst.ws.apache.axis |
The Apache Axis v1.0 runtime and emtters. |
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org.eclipse.wst.ws.apache.wsil |
The Apache WSIL4J v1.0 model. |
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org.eclipse.wst.ws.uddi4j |
The UDDI4J v2 client API. |
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org.eclipse.wst.ws.parser |
Contains common frameworks for finding Web services and for managing Web service preferences, particularly as pertaining to UDDI. |
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This plugin is likely to be renamed in M4. |
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org.eclipse.jst.ws.explorer |
The Web Services Explorer Eclipse Web application with full support for UDDI v2 compatible registries and support for browsing and dynamically invoking Web services described using WSDL and Schema. |
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As evident in its name, this plugin is currently in the JST sub-project. A goal for M3 is to move this component down to WST since it should, in theory, have no dependencies on Java Web services. |