Tutorial: Building a Worklist Application

Step 3: Generate the Web Service and Deploy the Task Type

THIS IS ALL SUBJECT TO CHANGE ACCORDING TO MITCH, BUT THIS IS THE BASIC PLAN FOR NOW

After you have created your Task Type using the IDE Editor, you will generate the Task Type Web service (this generates the JWS and WSDL files) and puts them in the project workspace.

A J2EE application project will reference the Task Type project, and will be built and deployed to the server.

These items will probably be available as items on the right-click menu off the Task Type:

Generate Task Type Web Service - probably a Web Service dialog box will appear from which you will choose the appropriate Web Service. The purpose of this is to allow BPEL to access the Task Type.

A J2EE application will be generated which will contain/reference the Task Type for deployment.

Deploy Task Type

It is possible that instead of generating the Web Service, we will have the user generate a Control to make the Task Type available to BPEL. BPEL would in turn create a Web Service via this Control.