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• The future of wise (And Lms)

  http://www.javalinux.it/wordpress/?p=26

  posted by maeste 573 days ago

• jax-wise 1.0.2 file released: Wise-1.0.2.tgz

  posted 641 days ago

• File released: /jax-wise/1.0.2/Wise-1.0.2.tgz

  posted 641 days ago

• jax-wise 1.0.1 file released: Wise-1.0.1.tgz

  ******* Wise 0.1 ******** * It is a technology preview. It still need some works, bug fixes, refactoring. Please give us a feedback. ******* Wise 1.0 ******** * First public release ******* Wise 1.0.1 ******** * This is a minor release, just adding support to JBossWS 2.0.1; this version 1.0.1 works with JBossWS 2.0.1. If you are using JbossWS 2.0.0 please use Wise 1.0. Some difference in JBossWS libs force us to have two different version of Wise strictly coupled with JBossWS version deployed on the server.

  posted 781 days ago

• File released: /jax-wise/1.0.1/Wise-1.0.1.tgz

  posted 781 days ago

• Wise 1.0. A generic WS client with web based user interface

  Wise (http://www.javalinuxlabs.org/wise/index.html) is an acronym: Wise Invokes Services Easily. In a nutshell it is a web application designed to call a generic web-service given the wsdl only. Wise parses the wsdl and dynamically generates a web interface to call the service and read the result. It is designed to be used by non-programmer people (for example QA testers), but it is very useful also for developer since it is easy to use for rapid tests. Wise is developed and tested mainly using the JBossWS native engine for the core, while use Seam and Richfaces for the user interface. However it works as client of any standard webservice. We've done some tests with JBossWS native and .NET endpoints, please give us a feedback of your experiences with other ws stacks. The main feature are: * User accounts management: each users may save wsdl references in his own profile. * Support wsdl password and endpoint call protection with BASIC authentication. * Organize request and response in a human readable tree. * Automatic generation of requests from associated schema with dymamic creation of optional elements (Arrays, complex types and so on). In next future Wise would implement some important new features like generation of java test classes (junit or testng) using input and output provided thorugh the interface or previously stored on DB: it's important to give developers the opportunity to generate unit testing starting from saved test of QA people; we are also evaluating an integration of Lms (http://www.theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=46676) into Wise. It could be interesting to evaluate a possible integration of Wise into Seamgen in order to generate Seam pages to easily call webservices. For more information visit Wise's homepage: http://www.javalinuxlabs.org/wise/index.html You can access public svn and download binaries from Sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/projects/jax-wise/ Don't forget to leave comments and to vote the poll of most wanted new features for next releases on our blog http://www.javalinux.it

  posted by maeste 783 days ago

• jax-wise 1.0 file released: Wise-1.0.tgz

  The main feature are: * User accounts management: each users may save wsdl references in his own profile. * Support wsdl password and endpoint call protection with BASIC authentication. * Organize request and response in a human readable tree. * Automatic generation of requests from associated schema with dymamic creation of optional elements (Arrays, complex types and so on).

  posted 783 days ago

• File released: /jax-wise/1.0/Wise-1.0.tgz

  posted 783 days ago

• Lms 1.0 file released: Lms-1.0.tar.gz

  we plan to integrate it with Wise. However we think that Lms could be useful to WS developers even outside of Wise, as a standalone web application. For this reason, after a couple of bug fixes and the porting to JBoss Seam 2.0 we released this public version.

  posted 809 days ago

• Lms 1.0. A web based tcpmon like tool to debug ws

  Lms is an acronym for Logging Meta Service; its goal and use are very similar to the Axis' tcp monitor ones: it logs any tcp communication and gives developers the opportunity to review any request. As Axis' tcp monitor it is particular useful to debug SOAP communication operating like a transparent proxy and logging any HTTP traffic (header and body). The most important Lms added value is to be a web application accessible from all developer team members using a common browser; moreover Lms haven't Axis' limitation of requiring an AWT compatible environment (Windows, X). Lms is a JBoss deployable application (an ear) and has a jmx mbean as application core and a seam user interface to make its use easier. In the user interface you have to bind a symbolic name to a real http address (in most cases a ws endpoint address) You can start/stop the logging functionality (in stopped logging mode Lms acts just like a proxy), delete the binding, clean all communication logs. See the original blog post describing the idea: http://www.javalinux.it/blogs/index.php?title=lms_released&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1 Here is the project homepage: http://www.javalinuxlabs.org/lms/index.html And here you can download it from Sourceforge: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=202353

  posted by maeste 809 days ago