HelloWorld WebService example - JBoss, Eclipse, EJB3

Simple, fast project. 5 minutes for someone who knows how to do it.

This is nothing more than a tutorial using the latest & greatest versions of the software we use every day. All examples on the web now are with much older versions of JBoss, Eclipse, etc. I just need a more current example.

Environment = latest and greatest:

-JBoss [url removed, login to view]

-Eclipse 3.4.2

-Linux, J2EE 5

-JRE 1.6 (javac 1.6.0_12)

-Ant v1.7.1

-external WS client (not part of project)

I just need a complete eclipse project zipped up that has the following:

1. A single HelloWorld web service (using EJB3 code annotations, i.e. @WebService, etc.)

2. WS client (VB.NET) is _not_ part of the project.

3. Utilizes standard EJB3 "?wsdl" to deliver WSDL to external client (i.e. http://server:8080/HelloWorld?wsdl")

4. Ant file ([url removed, login to view]) needs to be included that deploys to JBoss "default" deploy directory.

5. All CLASSPATH variables made portable (i.e. ANT_HOME, JBOSS_HOME, JAVA_HOME, JDK_HOME, etc.) making it portable.

6. Include all deployment artifacts ([url removed, login to view], META-INF/, etc.)

7. Solution does not need to control JBoss from eclipse. JBoss will be running outside JBoss, so [url removed, login to view] does all the heavy lifting.

8. Keep things simple. There are no JSPs, web pages, etc.

Deliverables:

1. Solution needs to be able to be unzipped and imported into latest eclipse.

2. Web service receives a String, and returns a String. Simple.

3. [url removed, login to view] has targets to compile, copy and remove the *.jar file created.

If you think this will take you more than 15 minutes, please don't bother bidding. Because this is cookie-cutter, the lowest bid wins. Simple.

Thanks!

J2EE Linux

Project ID: #411061

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