Web service Deployement

Hi,
I have published pl/sql procedure as web service and deployed by right clicking deploy. Now I can only access it on the same machine on which web logic server is installed.
How can I deploye the web service to be called by any other application?
Thanks,
/ZAB

Hi
In browser, type http://yourdomainhost:domainport/console. Say if your using local jdeveloper, try, http://localhost:7101/console. Login with domain username, password. On left side, click on Deployments. On right side, you will see list of already deployed EARs, WARs, JARs etc. click on button named Install. Follow the screen shots, Browse and select your .WAR file. click next and at one point it will show list of Servers where to deploy. Select all of them and click on Finish. Then access the WSDL with that server host, port.
http://www.oracle.com/webfolder/technetwork/tutorials/obe/fmw/wls/12c/03-DeployApps/deployapps.htm
http://onlineappsdba.com/index.php/2008/08/12/deploy-application-on-oracle-weblogic-server/
If you just have WebServices, you can deploy as .WAR file. But if you have more projects like other EJBs etc, then from Application Properties -> create a new Deployment Profile like EAR. You can refer JDeveloper docs on how to generate EAR and WAR files from JDeveloper IDE.
You can create DataSources/Connection Pools also from Weblogic Console.
Thanks
Ravi Jegga

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i hope this is the right category to post my problem
i want to use the service "customerCRMChangeRequestConfirmation_In"
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Hi Paolo,
maybe I faced the same issue. I solved it reading the thread:
web service deployable client
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Cheers
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Creating Java web service Proxies in nwds 7.3

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Hi,
We've created a JAAS Login Module that calls a deployable web service proxy to validate users on Netweaver Portal 2004 SP19. To do this the following steps were taken:
1) created a deployable web proxy named 'SGU_proxy' and uploaded it to server. This project created 2 files: 'SGU_proxy.ear' (the one uploaded) and 'SGU_proxyClientAPI.jar'.
2) created a Java project named 'AgregacaoLoginModule' with a single class to authenticate users, this is the class that calls the web service with the username and password. This project references the deployable web proxy project (Properties > Java Build Path > Projects > checkbox marked next to project SGU_proxy).
3) exported the Java project class, not including the 'SGU_proxyClientAPI.jar'.
4) created a 'J2EE Server Component' > 'Library' project named 'AgregacaoLoginModuleJ2EE'.
On the 'provider.xml' file added 2 jars: 'AgregacaoLoginModule.jar' and 'SGU_proxyClientAPI.jar'. References were made to the standard portal libraries. No references were made to the proxy 'SGU_proxy' or the 'AgregacaoLoginModule' project.
The library was uploaded to the server, everything was ok and no errors were reported.
The login module was configured on the server and is called when users try to acess Portal server.
The problem is that when trying to authenticate users: after getting a reference to the proxy using jndi I get a ClassCastException. Note that this proxy is used in a WebDyn Pro application and is working fine.
The web service client proxy generated the interface 'pt.agregacao.ws.sgu.Servicos' and from jndi I get 'class pt.agregacao.ws.sgu.ServicosImpl'. So this seems to be ok, why the exception?
Is it necessary to had a reference to 'SGU_proxy' on the 'AgregacaoLoginModuleJ2EE' project? If so, how?
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Hi,
We've created a JAAS Login Module that calls a deployable web service proxy to validate users on Netweaver Portal 2004 SP19. To do this the following steps were taken:
1) created a deployable web proxy named 'SGU_proxy' and uploaded it to server. This project created 2 files: 'SGU_proxy.ear' (the one uploaded) and 'SGU_proxyClientAPI.jar'.
2) created a Java project named 'AgregacaoLoginModule' with a single class to authenticate users, this is the class that calls the web service with the username and password. This project references the deployable web proxy project (Properties > Java Build Path > Projects > checkbox marked next to project SGU_proxy).
3) exported the Java project class, not including the 'SGU_proxyClientAPI.jar'.
4) created a 'J2EE Server Component' > 'Library' project named 'AgregacaoLoginModuleJ2EE'.
On the 'provider.xml' file added 2 jars: 'AgregacaoLoginModule.jar' and 'SGU_proxyClientAPI.jar'. References were made to the standard portal libraries. No references were made to the proxy 'SGU_proxy' or the 'AgregacaoLoginModule' project.
The library was uploaded to the server, everything was ok and no errors were reported.
The login module was configured on the server and is called when users try to acess Portal server.
The problem is that when trying to authenticate users: after getting a reference to the proxy using jndi I get a ClassCastException. Note that this proxy is used in a WebDyn Pro application and is working fine.
The web service client proxy generated the interface 'pt.agregacao.ws.sgu.Servicos' and from jndi I get 'class pt.agregacao.ws.sgu.ServicosImpl'. So this seems to be ok, why the exception?
Is it necessary to had a reference to 'SGU_proxy' on the 'AgregacaoLoginModuleJ2EE' project? If so, how?
Thanks in advance.
Alvaro

How to use a deployable proxy to consume a web service?

HI Gurus,
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https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/70c7d0f7-153d-2a10-5d96-d334b67cd771
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In this link , it is written that
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwce10/helpdata/en/45/113a1221337249e10000000a155369/content.htm
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my understanding of deployable proxies is that their implementation is actually generated at deploy using J2EE Libraries of the target server . Since the deployable proxy implementation is retreived through the JNDI, I am led to beleive there is some container management done regarding the deployable proxy instances. Exp : a pool of proxy objects .
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Ken,
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Nathan.

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hope it helps.
regards
mz

Deployable Proxy for Web Service

Hi experts,
i try to create a deployable proxy for my web service. i created a dc in my NWDI configuration. When creating the Client Proxy Definition the ClientAPI.jar is not generated. When try this steps with a local project the API.jar gets generated and i can use this in my web module project.
Is there a difference between, NWDI DC and local project regarding this issue?
Thanks for any help,
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005/helpdata/en/2d/b9766df88f4a24967dae38cb672fe1/content.htm
http://www.ifi.uzh.ch/archive/mastertheses/DA_Arbeiten_2004/Mueller_Samuel.pdf
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