ISIA_Web_Services_new: A Java repository from Donutellko

Please familiarize yourself with the Dockerfile.

You can put any .war file to ./target or ./docker folder and it will be used by Tomcat. So you can put there the .war file from the CV and access it using the default [link] (http://localhost:8080/ISIA_servicios_web/serviciosweb?wsdl).

Build Maven project

If you only want to deploy your war, you can skip this step.

Use Maven to build the project and generate a ./target/*.war file. Do it before building an image or before deploying the file manually using the Tomcat Manager (link below):

mvn clean package

Build Docker image

To build a docker image:

docker build -t mytomcat .

Run Docker container

Firstly, you need to start Docker Desktop or any other engine (podman, ...).

Run the service:

docker run --rm --name tomcat \
      -v ./tomcat_volume:/usr/local/tomcat/webapps/volume/ \
      -p 8080:8080 -p 5005:5005 \
      mytomcat

Accessing the app

You can now access the app:

http://localhost:8080/ISIA_servicios_web_new/serviciosweb?wsdl

As well as any .war you put to the ./docker directory.

WAR deployment

You can upload war files without rebuilding and restarting the image/container using this link: Tomcat Manager. Use credentials from docker/tomcat-users.xml.

Also, you can use tomcat_volume folder to pass files to and from tomcat.

To connect to the Docker container:

docker exec -it $(docker ps | grep "tomcat" | awk '{print $1}')  bash

Debugging the app

You can also use Remote debug on port :5005.

Create a client

Now you can generate the client using Java 8

wsimport -keep -p org.isia.client http://localhost:8080/ISIA_servicios_web_new/serviciosweb\?wsdl

For newer Java versions you can use jaxws-maven-plugin.