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[wsf-java-user] where is downlaod for WSO2 Web Services Framework/Java

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Hi,

 

I  have downloaded the Web Services Application Server  and got that running but cannot seem to find the download for  WSO2 WSF/Java so I can write some web services.

 

Thanks,

 

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[wsf-java-user] where is downlaod for WSO2 Web Services Framewor

Hi Dale,
The WSF/Java library is still under development. Basically, WSF/Java
will have IDE integration at least for Eclipse, and hopefully for
IntellijIDEA. You will be able to develop and debug Web services within
the IDE itself.

For the moment, you can use the libraries that ship with WSAS and use
the Management Console to aid the development. By starting WSAS in debug
mode, e.g. ./wso2wsas.sh --debug 5005, and running the remote debugger
in your IDE, you can debug your Web service.

We are hoping to release WSF/Java within the next couple of months.

-- Azeez

Dale Herrig wrote:
> Hi,
>
>
>
> I have downloaded the Web Services Application Server
> and got that running but cannot
> seem to find the download for *WSO2 WSF/Java
> so I can write some web services.*
>
> * *
>
> *Thanks,*
>
>
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WSAS 2.0 has IDE integration for Eclipse

Hi Dale,

the latest WSAS release contains a plugin that provides Web service development tools within the Eclipse IDE. You could download it from http://www.wso2.org/projects/wsas/java

 

Regards

Afkham Azeez

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