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From: "Blalock, Bill"
All the Java code and XML is generated by the wizard, you
never see it.
Hmmm, until you need to debug it...
I've been following this discussion, which is split across this list and Midrange-L, and I don't quite understand IBM's positioning of IWS, vs tooling in WDSC, vs tooling in RDi, for web services, except that they're all Java based, and provide mechanisms for calling RPG programs and procedures.
I read Shannon O'Donnell's article in IT Jungle, for example, which described the tooling in WDSC for generating and testing web service servlets, pcml, and program call beans, which make calls to RPG programs and procedures. The tooling will even generate EAR files, for deployment to WAS.
It would be helpful if you could describe your experience with IWS. What type of web services you're deploying, for example.
Thanks,
Nathan.
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