Provides implementation-specific interfaces for the runtime framework of the
JSR208 Reference Implementation in the JavaTM
programming language.
This implementation is designed to run in the J2EE AppServer environment.
Provides the implementation of a File Binding for the JSR208
Reference Implementation in the Java
TM programming language.
This implementation is designed to run in the J2EE AppServer environment.
Provides the implementation of a File Binding for the JSR208
Reference Implementation in the
JavaTM programming language.
This implementation is designed to run in the J2EE AppServer environment.
Shasta SOAP binding: Package com.sun.jbi.binding.soap.config
This package contains a number of classes and interfaces and defines a
framework for reading data from a configuration file. An XML reader
implementation, which reads configuration information, has been provided as part
of this package.
This package contains a number of classes and interfaces required for deploying
endpoints.
The Deployment persistence mechanism has been isolated from the
Deployment Registry interface so that both can vary independently. The persistance
mechanism chosed to persist the deployment information is configured in
configuration file "config.xml" present in [INSTALL_ROOT]/config directory.
Currently only one method SimpleImplementation is supported.
There is currently support for XML configuration file based deployment.
Provides implementation-specific interfaces extending the
javax.jbi.component interfaces for the JSR208 Reference
Implementation in the
JavaTM programming language.
This implementation is designed to run in the J2EE AppServer environment.
Provides the implementation of a Sequencing engine for the JSR208
Reference Implementation in the
JavaTM programming language.
This implementation is designed to run in the J2EE AppServer environment.
Provides the implementation of a Sequencing engine for the JSR208
Reference Implementation in the
JavaTM programming language.
This implementation is designed to run in the J2EE AppServer environment.
Provides a Sun AppServer wrapper for the run-time framework of the JSR208 Reference Implementation in the JavaTM programming language.
This wrapper implementation is designed to allow the framework to run in the Sun J2EE AppServer environment.
Provides the implementation of the binding-specific interfaces
of the management service for the JSR 208
Reference Implementation in the
JavaTM programming language.
Provides the specification of interfaces common to engines and bindings
of the management service for the JSR 208
Reference Implementation in the
JavaTM programming language.
Provides the implementation of the engine-specific interfaces
of the management service for the JSR 208
Reference Implementation in the
JavaTM programming language.
Provides the implementation of the internal support classes
for the management service for the JSR 208 Reference Implementation in the
JavaTM programming language.
Provides the implementation of the subservices within the management service
for the JSR 208 Reference Implementation in the
JavaTM programming language.
JBI WSDL 2.0 API - public interface
This package contains the public interface for the WSDL 2.0 library.
This is used to read, create, and manipulate WSDL 2.0 documents using
Java classes rather than raw XML.
package
This package contains the default implementation of the WSDL 2.0 API
for the JBI RI. It is the private side of the API.
Note that nearly half the classes in this implementation are generated.
See
the ApiGen project for details.
All generated classes serve as abstract bases for hand-coded implementation
classes. This pattern avoids overwriting the hand-coded methods whenever
the API is regenerated. Also, abstract methods in the generated base
classes ensure that compilation errors will alert the programmer to
the addition of new API methods without method bodies. See the ApiGen
project for details.
package
This package contains some test support classes for unit testing
of the WSDL 2.0 API for the JBI RI. This is a separate package,
due to the peculiar naming conventions used by Java URL protocol
handlers.
The actual unit tests are in the package above this one,
and are comprised of test cases named Test*.java.