What is a web service address book sample in IBM RAD.

Hi,
I started learning web services by running sample programs provided by RAD. I followed instructions to run the sample to see what the web service will do. But could not. If anyone gone through the example, Can You please take some time to explain.
Thank you.

R u using axis. If you want to stick with axis and don't want to use JBossWS there is nothing else you need to do. Move all the axis to Jboss. If you plan to reimplement all ur services in JBossWS here it is:
http://jbws.dyndns.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=Quick_Start
http://jbws.dyndns.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=User_Guide
Let me know if you need anything else.

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What portion of Web services is using port 9010

I can't manage to find documentation anywhere which states what portion of Web Services uses port 9010. I'm setting up a Snow Leopard server (all current updates installed) for a client, and they need to use Readerware for their library database and management: http://www.readerware.com/.
The server component kept throwing errors about port 9010 when it would start as it uses 9010 as its "control port" in communications with client software. Readerware support pointed me in the direction of Web Services, though just turning them off doesn't fix the problem. Even though a Port Scan in Network Utility shows 9010 as clear after flipping the big switch in Server Preferences, Readerware still throws errors and refuses to work correctly. Only if I switch off Web Services, reboot the server, and immediately start Readerware, will it work. If I turn Web Services on, Readerware continues to operate correctly until the server component is quit and relaunched. Then, 9010 port-in-use errors again.
My Snow Leopard Server install is still fairly virgin, and I haven't done anything to change Web Services other than turn it on and off. No software firewall is running. The Webmail component of Web Services is turned off as the Mail service itself is turned off. The obvious solution to me would be to customize the control port of Readerware, but they don't seem to offer that option.

to add more to this, the Apache server status page on 9010 (http://localhost:9010/server-status/) appears to be localhost only
That's absolutely correct. You don't typically want to expose the data that /server-status and /server-info give to the outside world.
So would commenting this out actually break Sever Admin?
Yes, because Server Admin doesn't communicate with Apache over port 9010.
Server Admin.app talks to servermgrd, a daemon process that runs on Mac OS X Server. Server Admin.app tells servermgrd what information it wants and servermgrd collects that data and returns it to the GUI app.
Since servermgrd lives on the server itself it's quite capable of communicating with Apache on localhost port 9010.
The other possible solution to your problem is to configure your other app so that it listens on a specific IP address rather than * - that way localhost:9010 can be the regular apache/Server Admin interface, while 192.168.1.2:9010 could be your ReaderWare app (if it supports this kind of configuration).

How to change the web service address of NetBeans generated WS client

I am currently experimenting with web services using netbeans and Sun Application Server.
Basically I am creating simple web services using net beans and then deploy them on the app server and then create another pfoject with web service reference to that web service to invoke the service.
My problem is when a project is deliverd to the production site the the client applications web service reference will need to be configured to refer to the production web service address. But when I looked at the generated web service client code the address is hard coded.
How can I change the address to the web service of a web service reference created in net beans either using some configuration file (without having to recompile the client) or at runtime.
Thanks in advance

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New Web Services and UDDI Sample

New Web Services and UDDI sample has been hosted on OTN site.
In this sample learn how to invoke web services dynamically. You will also learn how to publish and look up Web Services registered in Oracle UDDI registry. This sample application implements an insurance portal where the user can look out for the best insurance deals.
http://otn.oracle.com/sample_code/tech/java/web_services/content.html
Regards
-- Abhijeet

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What is java web services?

Hi all,
I would like to know what is java web services?What can be done using java webservices?
I just go through the link
http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/1.6/tutorial/doc/index.html but i couldnt able to get an idea what is web services is?

makpandian wrote:
It describes about web services in common .I want to know what web service is in java platform..
Thanking You.That is a slightly odd question.
There's nothing special about web services in Java against web services in any other language...there are, after all, several web service frameworks in Java, so it's not as if there's even a single answer to it.
Do you understand what a web service is and the associated standards around one? If you do then you should realise that your question doesn't make much sense...unless you're actually asking what ws packages there are around.

What to do when your address book disapears. For Blackberry Pearl.

I went nuts when this happened to me. Not that I didn't have a back-up, you should ALWAYS have a
back-up of all your info. I knew that all my contact info was still there, because when someone called or
when I called someone on my address book, all their information still came up on my phone. So I knew it
was all there, but when I went to the address book itself, there was nothing there, and it simply said there
were no contacts. I even added a new one, and that was not showing up in the address book either. VERY
frustrating. So I called My service provider and begged for help. Being a new black berry user, I didn't
know squat about what to do, and I couldn't find anything online that helped me to fix this problem. So, if
this happens to you, (which I am told it happens to people a lot), Here's what you do to fix it....
First you make sure you have a back-up copy of all your backberry info using your blackberry desk top
program. after that, make sure that you blackberry is disconnected from your computer. Then go to the
options on your main menu, click the trackball. Then go to the Security Options menu, click the trackball.
Select General Settings, click the trackball. Now press the balackberry menu key on the left of the
trackball. Select Wipe handheld, click the trackball. Ok, I know thes sounds a little scarry, but trust me it
will all be ok. Once it resets everything your pnone wont work and it is going to look like all your info is
gone, but that's ok. Now go through the setup wizard like you did when you first got your blackberry to set
it all up. you don't have to add in all your info or setup all your emails, you can re-enter all your info later,
and the emails will automatically be re-setup when we are all done. Now To get all your stuff back on the
phone, connect the blackberry up to your computer, and go to your blackberry desk top program. In the
desk top program, go to back-up and restore and restore your most recent back-up. Now click the
blackberry menu on the left of the trackball, select register now, click the trackball. Go to the options
menu, click the trackball. Go to advanced options, click the trackball. look on the next menu for Host
Routing Table, click the trackball. Now with your blackberry dial *228 and select option (1), to get your
phone in service again. Now go online and go to: (http://www.blackberry.com/go/vzw), make sure you
have your blackberry.com password and user name and your blackberry pin number. If the user name and
password you have do not work, than unfortunately you'll have to call your service provider to help you
with that. For Verizon, the number to call is: 1-800-922-0204. It's best if you do not call them from your
blackberry. Now what you want to make sure is that you have all your email passwords etc. Now from
here, you can either have your service provider send to your phone the Service Books, or you can just get
the info for the website I gave so that you can log onto it and send the Service Books to your blackberry
on your own. If you have your service provider help you, this is where you'll need your email passwords,
because before you send the Service Books to your blackberry you'll need to revalidate all your emails
accounts by clicking on the red symbol on the left, and it will ask for your passwords and take care of all
the rest. Once you have all your email accounts re-validated, then you can send the Service books to your
blackberry. You'll see the link on the left upper menu of the page that says Service Books, click on it and
wahlah. Now give it about 15 seconds or so. go to your black berry. Turn it off, and back on again.
Now turn your blackberry off and on again. When it comes back on follow all the menu promptings etc.,
and bingo you got your address book back.

Welcme to the Frums!
Sometimes when the address books disappear, a filter has gotten turned on.
Go to address book>> menu >>> filters >>> and make sure nothing is checked in either box.
Nurse-Berry
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What is a web service

On the top of this page I read the following:
A web service is an application that exists in a distributed environment, such as the Internet. A service is made available as reusable functionality through web standards like SOAP, WSDL, UDDI registries. This functionality can be used directly from a client application, aggregated with other services and information, mediated, or converted for presentation. This Forum covers JAX-RPC, JAXR, JAXM and related APIs
Does my app tap into a web service on the internet always to get it's benifit? Or can I connect once, get the code to my machine, then be able to use the functionality offlline? Could someone give me an example of how i would use a web serice? Please.
Juan Matos

Whoa, now that's a lot to cover in one post. I would highly suggest looking at the webservices home page on this site, as well as doing some basic research into web services through tutorials or books. But to answer your questions directly:
Does my app tap into a web service on the internet always to get it's benifit? Or can I connect once, get the
code to my machine, then be able to use the functionality offlline?I think you may have a misunderstanding of the basic nature of a web service. A web service (in very simple terms) is a set of methods that can be invoked over the internet. This is generally carried out in XML requests and responses. In order to access a webservice's functionality, you have to be able to connect to it.
Could someone give me an example of how i would use a web serice?The answer depends on what you mean by "use". If by "use" you mean as a consumer of the service, then you might use Amazon.com's webservice interface to set up you're own online bookstore, or you might use a webservice to find out the real time price of a stock, or you might connect to your tea supplier in China to find out if the kind you need is in stock....any situation involving remote procedure calls is an example of where you might use a web service.
If by "use" you mean where would it be appropriate to be a provider of a web service, well just think about the flip side of the above examples. Any business function that you would like to expose to clients that might not be using the same development platform/software/version/whatever, would be an oppurtunity to use a web service for a standard communication medium.
This is all very simplistic, if you would like to learn more, I would suggest Googling for articles or picking up a book.
Hope this helps,
Webb

Web Services - Flight booking scenario

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Could anyone tell me where I could find EJBs and/or Java code for which I could generate my WS ?
Thanks !

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Outlook web access address book to iphone mail

hi,
i have my work email at outlook web access, it has a shared address book.
i have setup mail on my iphone through microsoft exchange to send and recieve mail successfully.
can i get the contacts from the web mail to the phone mail?
cheers

Accessing an Exchange account with the iPhone's Mail app by creating the account with the Exchange account preset provides for syncing Exchange contacts and calendar events over the air.

What is a web services

Hello,
Can anyone tell me the difference between a Web Service and a Java J2EE Application?.
Both are hosted on the Application servers. Both wait for incoming requests and provide service/response based on the request.
Here where I am getting confused is how a web service is different from a J2EE application.
It would be of great help if any of you could provide some expert inputs clearing my doubts.
I tried searching the same on the internet but didn't find any kind of use full information regarding the differences between both. In fact no where these two things has been compared anywhere.
Warm Regards,
VarmA

Can anyone tell me the difference between a Web Service and a Java J2EE Application?.Did you read the Web Service specifications (which have nothing at all to do with Java) and the J2EE specifications? Or at least the technology overview? It's like asking what's the difference between a steel gate and a park. Or Swing/SWT/MFC and some desktop application.
Web services provide a web-based entry point to published applications using an XML-based protocol.
J2EE applications are (potentially) distributed (and usually) enterprise-level applications. Which are often enough not published, as opposed to the almost free-for-all webservices.
A J2EE application might or might not be the actual implementation behind a web service.
Both are hosted on the Application servers.Nope. Web services are hosted on web servers.
Both wait for incoming requests and provide service/response based on the request.Well, that's how "servers" are defined in general.
Here where I am getting confused is how a web service is different from a J2EE application.A J2EE app doesn't need to have anything to do with the internet.
I tried searching the same on the internet but didn't find any kind of use full information regarding the differences between both. In fact no where these two things has been compared anywhere.Because they're not really comparable, probably.

What are the files for address book named?

my hard drive was failing, and i tried to save as much as I could. I got everything back and loaded on my new drive, but my address book. I have several files with the title address book but none seem to restore my names and addresses..
HELP
thanks
Jack Osterholt

Jack..
If you didn't create an archive, might be out of luck.
File name should be: Address Book - (the date).abbu
To restore: In Address Book, choose Revert to Address Book Backup from the File menu. In the resulting dialog, locate your backup file (it ends with a .abbu extension), select it, and click Open.

How to find what are all web services depolyed?

Hi all,
I am taraka working as BA. I have theoretical knowledge on how web services work. I asked to test web services using SOAP UI.
I have a URL and soap message. But some time I am getting webservice names and not complete urls.
I would like to find out list of web services exposed at given url.
Is there any way to find it?
Please let me know.
Thank you in advance..
Regards,
Taraka

Usually you would get the webservice urls from the developers?
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What is Oracle Web Services Manager and where can i get more information ?

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Can any one point me to some useful links to know abt
Oracle Web Services Manager and some example to play with it.
Appreciate your help !!
Regards,
Vijay.B

Vijay,
You can install Oracle Web Services Manager (OWSM) as a stand alone product, but the easiest way would be to use the OracleAS SOA Suite Developer Preview, that contains all the SOA components (OWSM, J2EE, BPEL, ESB, ...)
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Regards
Tugdual Grall

What's going on with Address Book?

Address Book is freezing, not opening, not displaying contact info.
I up-dated a contact last night and then it went crazy. I push info to icloud and was able to see my up-date on another computer.
This issue is occuring on my 2011 MBA with OS X.7.4 and no pending up-dates . . . so it's current.

Chances are some 3rd party s/w on the affected computer is interfering with it.
First step I'd suggest is remove everything from here:
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then restart the computer and test.

Can you be selective in what contacts you sync from Address Book to your iPhone?

Good morning/afternoon everyone.
On my MacBook Pro, I have both business and personal phone numbers and addresses stored in my Address Book.
I would only like to sync certain people to my iPhone. Does any one know if this is possible??

Yes it is using Groups. In your Address Book on your MacBook Pro create a new "Group" by clicking the "+" on the bottom of the "Groups" column. I created a "Friends" group and a "Co-Workers" group and a "Family" group.
Now that you have your new group/s add the contacts you want to that group.
Now once you have your Address Book organized go into iTunes with your iPhone connected. Click on your iPhone under the Devices section of iTunes. Now goto "Info" and check "Sync Address Book Contacts". Under there select "Selected groups" and choose the new groups you created. Sync and done.

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