Library Files

In order to successfully run this example (and many other examples provided by Apache SOAP) you need to set up you CLASSPATH correctly. There are many .jar files that you need, that are not named in the Apache SOAP documentation. You not only need to include these .jar files into your classpath, but the sequence of the CLASSPATH entries are also very important. In this section we provide a list of .jar files that you need to run this example and also how you should set the CLASSPATH environment.

  1. xerces.jar

  2. xalan.jar

  3. jmxx.jar This file is part of the IBM WSTK

  4. jmxc.jar This file is part of the IBM WSTK

  5. bsf.jar

  6. js.jar

  7. axis.jar This file is part of the IBM WSTK

  8. soap.jar

  9. mail.jar This file is part of the Sun Java 2 Standard Edition JDK

  10. activation.jar

  11. rt.jar This file is part of the Sun Java 2 Standard Edition JDK

  12. j2ee.jar This file is part of the Sun Java 2 Enterprise Edition JDK

  13. uddi4j.jar This file is part of the IBM WSTK

  14. log.jar This file is part of the IBM WSTK

  15. logEnglish.jar This file is part of the IBM WSTK

  16. You must also include the J-Integra® .jar file and any .jar files you created for the proxy files. For example, in this example we created a .jar file called excel.jar. Therefore, you must include the path to jintegra.jar and excel.jar in your CLASSPATH.

  17. Finally, you need to include the path to the .jar file that contains the Web service class files. For example, in this example we created a .jar file called soapexcel.jar.