Creating and Generating an EJB Web Service for Sybase WorkSpace

You have to perform the following tasks:

• Defining Variables
  You must verify that the CLASSPATH environment variable lists the full path to all required JARs. Use semicolons to separate each environment variable. For example:
• Creating an EJB Web Service for Sybase WorkSpace
  To create an EJB Web service for Sybase Workspace:
• Defining the EJB Class Package
  When you create a Web service using the Web Service Wizard, the Java class and the Web service component are both created at the model level. If you need to define a package name for your Java class and component you can use the Add Package Hierarchy feature in PowerDesigner.
• Customizing and Previewing the EJB Web Service Using the Web Service Component
  The EJB Web service is represented by a Web service component. You can customize the Web service using the component attributes (Name, Comment, Author and so on).
• Generating the Corresponding EJB Web Service for Sybase WorkSpace
  The Web service generation allows you to create the following files:
• Understanding the Web Service .svc_ejb File
  The svc_ejb file defines an EJB Web service, an svc_ejb file is generated for each EJB Web service.
• Working with the EJB Web Service in WorkSpace
  You can deploy the EJB Web service and open the EJB Web service in the Workspace Java Service Editor