How to generate WebServices for PL/SQL Packages

Question

I have the following issue trying to generate WS for a selected set of operations within a PL/SQL package
If I use the option -sql PKG_TEST then I am getting all operations within a package.
I just want to expose a certain number of procedures ( e.g. PROC1 and PROC2 )
It works only if I specify
-sql PKG_TEST(PROC1)
when I use -sql PKG_TEST(PROC1, PROC2) it gives me errors.
I have Oracle JDeveloper (10.1.3.2) (Build 4066) .
I used wsa with an plsqlAssemble option
java -jar wsa.jar -plsqlAssemble
-appName myApp
-packageName myPckg
-sql PKG_TEST(PROC1)
-dataSource jdbc/ds
-dbConnection jdbc:oracle:thin:@zzzz:1521:mydb -dbUser user/passw
-style rpc
-use literal
Thanks,
Michael Hitrik

Answer 1

Eric,
Thanks a lot for your help.
I was able to follow all of your recommendations
I was able to produce the single ear file for multiple PL/SQL packages .
Now I have the last step ( I hope :-) - WS-SECURITY
What is your recomendation for Security - specifically for WebServices for PL/SQL Packages ?
I would like to do the following:
CLIENT CODE:
* Create a XML element with user name, password, &
* datasource as child elements.
* Element will look like this:
* <credetials>
* <username>scott</username>
* <password>tiger</password>
* <datasource>jdbc/OracleCoreDS</datasource>
* </credentials>
Document doc = new XMLDocument();
Element elAdd = doc.createElement( "credentials");
Element elA = doc.createElement( "username");
Element elB = doc.createElement("password");
Element elC = doc.createElement("datasource");
elA.appendChild(doc.createTextNode("scott"));
elB.appendChild(doc.createTextNode("tiger"));
elC.appendChild(doc.createTextNode("jdbc/OracleCoreDS"));;
elAdd.appendChild(elA);
elAdd.appendChild(elB);
elAdd.appendChild(elC);
doc.appendChild(elAdd);
Element e = doc.getDocumentElement();
// Create an intance of the proxy
EmployeeProxy proxy = new EmployeeProxy();
// Create a Header objecy
Vector v = new Vector();
v.add (e);
Header hdr = new Header();
hdr.setHeaderEntries(v);
// Set the Header
proxy._setSOAPRequestHeaders(hdr);
SERVER CODE:
public void processHeaders(Header header)
throws java.io.IOException,
oracle.xml.parser.v2.XSLException
// Get all the Elements
Vector entries = header.getHeaderEntries();
Element e = (Element) entries.firstElement();
System.out.println("Element received from SOAP header is: " );
((XMLElement)e).print(System.out);
// Get independent nodes and retrieve node values.
Node userNode;
userNode = ((XMLNode)e).selectSingleNode("username");
userName = ((XMLElement)userNode).getText();
Node passwordNode;
passwordNode = ((XMLNode)e).selectSingleNode("password");
password = ((XMLElement)passwordNode).getText();
Node dsNode;
dsNode = ((XMLNode)e).selectSingleNode("datasource");
datasourceName = ((XMLElement)dsNode).getText();
System.out.println("User name is: " + userName);
System.out.println("Password is: " + password);
System.out.println("Datasource is: " + datasourceName);
How can this be done with the generated code using wsa tool ?
Any other suggestions ?
Thanks,
Michael