WSO2 Web Service Authoring and Testing tools for Java v1.1.0 Features

WSO2 Web Service Authoring and Testing tools for Java v1.1.0
Feature Description
Create Web services This feature allows the user to easily create web services in 2 popular ways.
      1. Using a java class (Bottom-up method)
      2. Using the wsdl to generate the skelton for the service.
In both cases user only has to know the knowledge of java language.
Create web service client This is the feature which will help the client create a client to consume a web service within a couple of clicks. All that the user has to do is to provide the WSDL of the web service and the tools will generate the stubs which will do all the hard work in communicating with the web service. User has to know only the knowledge of java.
Convert WSDL 1.1 to 2.0 & vice versa

This is a simple tools provided for users to allow converting WSDL documents from 1.1 to 2.0 or vice versa

Module and service validators

This feature will validate the definitions of existing modules and axis2 service archives. It will notify the users if there are any errors on the services.xml or module.xml

Creating wsdl from a java class

Some times users require the WSDL which defines his/her web service before he/she actually want to publish it. This tool allows the user to create a wsdl out of a java class located anyway in the local file system.

Create Axis2 archives

If you have a axis2 service in your workspace this tool will help you to create an axis2 deployable archive. It will also generate an ant script in case you change the source and wanted to rebuild the service archive

Hot update a Web service Another one of the cool features we offer is the ability to modify a web service while it is already been published in a development server. You can make changed or add new operations to the web service and within seconds the changes will take effect and you will be able to test the new version of the web service without needing to redeploy anything.

Debug Web services

This tool helps you to debug a web service just like debugging your java application. All you have to do is to specify the breakpoints just like you'd do in an java application in eclipse

Test Web services

Have a web service which you want to just one time execute? This tool provides a simple easy to understand interface to consume any web service you specify through a wsdl. Give the location for the WSDL and it will generate a web UI complete with all the available operations, end points and space to provide the relevant parameters to invoke the web service. This tool is provided by the WSAS server it self.