Creating a POJO Service Provider in an Existing Java Application

This procedure creates a POJO service provider in an existing Java file using the Palette on the NetBeans Java Editor. Dragging and dropping a provider into the Java code creates a framework for the service provider, which you can then customize with the needed processing logic. There is no WSDL document or binding involved in this procedure; a binding can be added when you create the composite application.

To Create a POJO Service Provider in a Java Application

1. Open the Java file to which you want to add the POJO service provider.

2. If the Palette is not visible, click Window in the NetBeans toolbar and then click Palette.

   The Palette appears to the right of the Java Editor.

3. Drag and drop a POJO Provider from the Palette to the location in the Java file where you want to insert to POJO service provider.

   The Name and Location Wizard appears.

   

4. Enter the method name, input type, and return type.

   For more information about these fields, see Table 1.

5. To configure advanced properties, click Advanced.

   The Advanced properties editor appears.

6. Modify any of the properties described in Table 2.

7. Click Finish.

   Any library JAR files needed to compile the project are added to the Libraries node of the project. The @Provider, @Operation, and @Resource annotations are added at the insertion point.

   

Next Steps

For instructions on creating a composite application for this project, see Creating a Composite Application for a POJO Service Provider (Without Binding).