Description of the Illustration wls_webservice_helidon_integration.png

A high-level diagram that illustrates the integration between Oracle WebLogic Server Web Services with Helidon.

On the right, there is a box labeled Kubernetes Cluster. Inside this box, on the right, are two boxes arrayed one above the other. The box on the top is labeled WLS and contains an icon labeled Oracle WebLogic Server. The box at the bottom is labeled Helidon and contains an icon labeled ‘JAX-WS client’. In between the two boxes labeled WLS and Helidon, is an icon labeled JAX-WS.

Also, inside the box labeled Kubernetes Cluster, on the left, is an icon labeled Load Balancer.

On the left, users are depicted with an icon, and the Internet is depicted with an icon. A user invokes a REST call to the load balancer using HTTP. An arrow connects the icon labeled Users to the icon labeled Internet indicating this flow. The load balancer then invokes the REST call to the Helidon server running inside the Kubernetes cluster. An arrow connects the icon labeled Load Balancer to the box labeled Helidon indicating this flow.

The Helidon client invokes the SOAP Web Services deployed on the WebLogic Server using the client library. An arrow running across the icon labeled JAX-WS connects the box labeled Helidon to the box labeled WLS indicating this flow.

The user receives the SOAP Web Services response from Oracle WebLogic Server. An arrow connects the box labeled WLS to the icon labeled Load Balancer, an arrow connects the icon labeled Load Balancer to the icon labeled Internet, and an arrow connects the icon labeled Internet to the icon labeled Users indicating the complete flow of the response.