[MOBY-l] Java implemenation on Axis&In-Reply-To=s098f337.011 at gw.svsu.edu

[Benjamin Good]

Hello Il-Hyung Cho,

 I have reached this point as well - installed axis and got their 
examples working.  Did you make it to the next step?   Did you get an 
example moby service working?

 I'm guessing that there aren't any examples/tutorials on deploying a 
moby java service because the principle devlopers aren't finished with 
some core chunks of code.  Nonetheless,  perhaps some one out there 
could post an example using what is currently available?  

thanks
-Ben

Il-Hyung Cho wrote:

>Hello Viji,
> 
>Here's what I have done successfully:
>1. Installed Tomcat, Axis, jdk, mysql, ...
>2. Ran over Axis user guide and successfully followed their examples
>(in sample.userguide.example1~6).
>3. Went over the Axis tutorial provided in www.ammal.com.
>4. Implemeted a simple mysql access example by
>    - setting up a simple database (not bioinformatics data) using
>mysql 
>    - providing a simple query server on axis
>    - running a client sending a query to the server and receiving the
>result
> 
>So, I think I basically went over most features needed in web services,
>but what I am still not sure about is how to register my service to moby
>so that clients can send inquiry to moby central and get the link to my
>service.
>Do my service have to be bioinformatics application? I am not a
>bioinformatist, but just tring to see how biomoby works. Once I get my
>simple service running on Moby, I can help my fellow bioinfomatist setup
>their applications on Moby.
> 
>So far, I haven't been able to find a step by step procedure/tutorial
>to register a service in Java to BioMoby.
> 
>Many thanks,
> 
>Il-Hyung Cho
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