Re: Web Service Java Bean Wizard - "public default ctor"

Aaron,

ctor is the constructor.  You need to make your constructor public, if you
don't specify an access modifier then Java defaults to package.

Don Yantzi
WebSphere Development Studio Client for iSeries
IBM Toronto Lab
Phone: (905) 413-4476
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I am doing some JavaBean Web Service wizard action today and came across
this error.

http://mowyourlawn.com/temp/webservicebean.jpg

I am guessing "ctor" is supposed to be "Actor", and even if it is I
still don't know what it is asking for.  I am following the directions
in 'Developing > Web services > Developing Web services > Tools for Web
services development' to create this web service.  The bean that I
created is very simple and resides in the JavaSource folder of a
WebProject.

package com.wgeb.cso;
public class CSORequest {

             private String xml = "";

             CSORequest(){
             }

             public String process(String x){
                         this.xml = x;
                         return "Hi there";
             }
}

Any thoughts on what my problem might be?  I have gotten this to work
before but I don't remember the exact motions I went through to
accomplish it.

Aaron Bartell

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