Java Web Services Developer Pack 1.5
Supported Platforms
What's New in Java WSDP 1.5?
Redistributable Components
Nonredistributable Components
Environment Variables
Using Ant That Comes with Java WSDP on Linux
Uninstalling Java WSDP 1.5
Known IssuesThe JavaTM Web Services Developer Pack (Java WSDP) is an all-in-one download containing key technologies to simplify building of Web services using the Java 2 Platform. For release notes for these technologies see:
- Sun Java Streaming XML Parser 1.0 EA Release Notes
- XML Digital Signature 1.0 EA2 Release Notes
- XML and Web Services Security 1.0 FCS
- WS-I Attachment Sample Application 1.0 EA3 Release Notes
- JAXB 1.0.4 FCS Release Notes
- JAXP 1.2.6_01 FCS Release Notes
- JAXR 1.0.7 FCS Release Notes
- JAX-RPC 1.1.2_01 FCS Release Notes
- SAAJ 1.2.1 FCS Release Notes
- JSTL 1.1.1_01 Release Notes
- Registry Server 1.0_08 Release Notes
This release of the Java WSDP has been tested in various configurations with J2SE 1.4.2 SDK and J2SE 5.0 JDK on the following platforms:
- SolarisTM 9 Operating System
- Windows 2003 Server Professional Edition
- Windows XP Professional Edition
- Red Hat Linux 9.0
- Red Hat Linux AS 3.0
Java WSDP v1.5 supports the following containers:
- Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition 8 Update 1 (version 8.0.0_01)
- Sun Java System Web Server 6.1 Service Pack 3
- Tomcat 5.0 for Java WSDP 1.5
Download the above containers from here.
- XML and Web Services Security version 1.0 FCS
- Sun Java Streaming XML Parser version 1.0 EA, a high performance implementation of JSR 173.
- A callback mechanism that provides updates and important information about Web Services offerings to you, the user
Redistribution of the entire Java WSDP is subject to this license.
The following Java WSDP components are individually redistributable. Redistribution of a component entails the redistribution of all files comprising the component and any dependent components.
Redistributable Component Files JAXP jaxp-api.jar
,dom.jar
,sax.jar
,xalan.jar
,xercesImpl.jar
JAXB * JAXB JAR files ( jaxb-api.jar
,jaxb-impl.jar
,jaxb-libs.jar
,jaxb-xjc.jar
), JAXP 1.1 or higher JAR files (jaxp-api.jar
,sax.jar
,dom.jar
,xalan.jar
), JWSDP Shared JAR files (jax-qname.jar
,namespace.jar
,xsdlib.jar
,relaxngDataype.jar
)JAX-RPC jaxrpc-api.jar
,jaxrpc-impl.jar
,jaxrpc-spi.jar
,jax-qname.jar
,xsdlib.jar
,relaxngDatatype.jar
, JAXP, SAAJSAAJ saaj-api.jar
,saaj-impl.jar
,jaxp-api.jar
,dom.jar
,sax.jar
,xalan.jar
,xercesImpl.jar
,activation.jar
,mail.jar
JAXR jaxr-api.jar
,jaxr-impl.jar
,jaxb-api.jar
,jaxb-impl.jar
,jaxb-libs.jar
,saaj-api.jar
,saaj-impl.jar
,jaxp-api.jar
,dom.jar
,sax.jar
,xercesImpl.jar
,activation.jar
,jaas.jar
,mail.jar
,namespace.jar
,relaxngDatatype.jar
,xsdlib.jar
Java XML & Web Services Security all * If the application will not be doing any compilation at runtime, the jaxb-xjc.jar
file does not need to be redistributed with the application.
The following Java WSDP components are not redistributable. These components can be used for designing, developing, and testing purposes only.
Nonredistributable Component Files Registry Server registry-server.war
,xindice.jar
Sun Java Streaming XML Parser all XML Digital Signature all JSTL all WS-I Sample Application all
On Linux systems, even if you set your ANT_HOME and PATH environment variables to point to the version of Ant that is installed with the Java WSDP 1.5, when you run the Java WSDP's Ant scripts, your system will look in the
/etc/ant.conf
configuration file and execute the version of Ant that is configured there. In this case, the default entry is/usr/share/ant
. If you want to use the version of ANT that is shipped with Java WSDP, comment out the line that configures Ant in the/etc/ant.conf
configuration file and your ANT_HOME and PATH environment variable settings will be used.
The
JAVA_HOME
environment variable is set to point to the version of the J2SE SDK you specify during installation. If you change your J2SE SDK installation, you will need to edit your<JWSDP_HOME>\jwsdp-shared\bin\setenv.bat
batch file or<JWSDP_HOME>/jwsdp-shared/bin/setenv.sh
and reset theJAVA_HOME
environment variable.All other custom system properties can be set in the file
<JWSDP_HOME>/conf/jwsdp.properties
as follows:http.proxyHost=webcache http.proxyPort=8080If you are using Tomcat 5.0 for Java WSDP, you can override any of the properties in your file
<JWSDP_HOME>/conf/jwsdp.properties
by using the-D...
argument to any of the start scripts. For example,Unix:
catalina.sh -Dhttp.proxyHost=webcache -Dhttp.proxyPort=8080
Microsoft Windows:
catalina -Dhttp.proxyHost=webcache -Dhttp.proxyPort=8080
You can make these modifications to
<JWSDP_HOME>/conf/sjsas.properties
if you are using the Application Server or<JWSDP_HOME>/conf/sjsws.properties
if you are using the Web Server.
J2SE 5.0 JDK includes JAXP v1.3. Java WSDP v1.5 includes JAXP v1.2.6_01. If you are running J2SE 5.0 JDK, JAXP 1.3 will be used. Java WSDP 1.5 will not replace that version of the JAXP technology with an older version. If you are running J2SE 1.4.2 SDK, JAXP version 1.2.6_01 will be used.
At some point, you may need to uninstall Java WSDP 1.5:
- On Microsoft Windows, select Start --> Programs --> Sun Microsystems --> Java(TM) Web Services Developer Pack 1.5 --> Uninstall.
- On Solaris and Linux, run the
<JWSDP_HOME>/uninstall.sh
script.If you ran one of the integration scripts after you installed the Java WSDP, you must rerun the script using the
revert.<container>.changes
target before you uninstall the Java WSDP.
XML and Web Services Security v1.0 does not support JAX-RPC dynamic proxies. Static stubs, however, are supported.
Java WSDP 1.5 has been tested with and works with Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition 8.0 Update 1 (also known as version 8.0.0_01). It must not be used with Sun Java System Application Server Platform Edition 8.1 Q42004. The version of XML and Web Services Security that is included in Java WSDP v1.5 does not work with the 8.1 Q42004 version of the Application Server.
The Sun Java System Web Server 6.1 may throw an exception when a Web application is being deployed or undeployed. These exceptions, noted in BugID 5042463, can be ignored.
The Sun Java System Web Server 6.1 may throw a naming exception, noted in BugID 5045245. This exception can also be ignored.
Please send feedback on the Java Web Services Developer Pack to users@jwsdp.dev.java.net.
Copyright © 2004 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved.