Code Generation: wsdl2java
Now that we have the WSDL, we can generate all of the client code and server side wrappers (aka "stubs and skeletons"), the deployment descriptors and even a test harness.
java org.apache.axis.wsdl.WSDL2Java \ 
    --verbose \ 
    --testCase \ 
    --server-side \ 
    --deployScope Request \ 
    --output build/remote \ 
    build/fogkids.wsdl
Now we've just generated a bunch of Java code. Look in the subdirectories of "build/remote" and note all of the generated classes as well as the deployment descriptors.

So that sets us up to expose our business interface as a web service.

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