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This document outlines the steps for creating and consuming a Java web service using NetBeans IDE as part of a Cloud Computing practical assignment. It includes detailed instructions on setting up the project, creating a web service, adding operations, deploying the project, and testing the web service. The document is intended for students at Kishinchand Chellaram College in Mumbai.

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This document outlines the steps for creating and consuming a Java web service using NetBeans IDE as part of a Cloud Computing practical assignment. It includes detailed instructions on setting up the project, creating a web service, adding operations, deploying the project, and testing the web service. The document is intended for students at Kishinchand Chellaram College in Mumbai.

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KISHINCHAND CHELLARAM COLLEGE, Mumbai – 20.

FY / SY / TY B.Sc. (Computer Science) Year

CLOUD COMPUTING
PRACTICAL - I

NAME: MAHEK BUKELIYA ROLL NO: 008


DATE: 10/03/2025
TOPIC: CREATING AND CONSUMING JAVA WEB SERVICE USING
NETBEANS IDE.

STEP I: Open Netbeans IDE and create a new project.

STEP II: Select the ‘Java Web’ category and create a java application in it and follow the
further steps to create the project.

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STEP III: Right click the project and create new ‘Web Service’.

STEP IV: Give ‘Web service name’ and give the package name as ‘server’.

STEP V: After creating the webservice right click anywhere in the code area and click on
‘Insert Code’ and select the option of ‘Add Web Service Operation’.

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STEP VI: Give name to the operation and set the parameter for the same by clicking on
add button.

STEP VII: Give the return statement as shown below.

STEP VIII: Now right click on the project name and deploy you project.

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OUTPUT:

STEP IX: Now right click on your webservice and ‘Test Web Service’.

OUTPUT:

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STEP X: Now right click on the project name and create a jsp page and setup the input
page.

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STEP XI: Now again right click on project name and create a ‘Web Service Client’.

STEP XII: Click on browse and select your webservice to get the URL and click on finish.

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FY / SY / TY B.Sc. (Computer Science) Year

STEP XIII: Now again right click on the project name and create an output page as
shown below.

STEP IV: Now remove the ‘hello world’ code and right click in the code area to add the
client resource there follow the steps below.

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STEP XV: Edit the code as shown below to get the output.

STEP XVI: Now again deploy your project by right clicking on your project name.

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STEP XVII: Now run the input.jsp page to view the output on the browser as follows.

OUTPUT:

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