Steps to Configure Service activity as Web Server in Web Service Implementation

Before creating a Service resource, you will need to create the following resources:

• A WSDL file that contains an abstract interface description. The interface can include one or more operations.
• Process definitions will provide the implementation for each operation in the service’s interface. You can specify the same process definition for more than one operation.
• Either an HTTP Connection or JMS Connection shared configuration resource that specifies the transport used by clients of the service.

To configure a Service resource, follow these general steps:

1. Provide an abstract WSDL(Input, OutPut & type of operation) file that describes the interface to the service.
2. For each operation in the interface, specify a process definition that implements the operation.
3. Specify one or more endpoint bindings to expose the service to potential clients.
4. For each endpoint binding, specify a transport configuration (either HTTP Connection or JMS Connection).
5. Specify any transport-specific information, such as endpoint URL for HTTP transports or JMS Destination Name for JMS transports.
6. Specify any SOAP details, such as SOAP Version or encoding for each operation.
7. Specify attachments, headers, or context information for input and output messages, if necessary.