Constituents of a JAX-RPC Server and Client

Figure 11.2 shows the physical implementation of a JAX-RPC-based system.

Figure 11.2. Physical implementation of a JAX-RPC-based system.

A JAX-RPC-based system has the following constituents:

  • The Web service

  • The container in which the Web service is located

  • The ties

  • The WSDL file

  • The client application

  • The stubs

  • The JAX-RPC runtime classes

The Web service is represented by two files: the service definition interface, and the corresponding implementation class. The service definition interface and the implementation class are collectively known as the service endpoint. An application developer has to write the ...

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