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<font size=+3>Bottom up Web services with dependent project</font></h3>
<h2>Description:</h2>
This test will cover creating bottom-up Web service with dependency on:
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<li>Java project</li>
<li>Web project</li>
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<h2>Instructions:</h2>
<h3>Part 1 - dependent Web project </h3>
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<li>Create a Web project "WebProjA", copy this file into the source folder: <br>
<a href="WebProj.zip"> WebProj.zip </a></li>
<li>Create another Web project "ProjB", copy these files into the source folder: <br>
<a href="dependentProj.zip"> dependentProj.zip </a></li>
<li>Use project properties to create dependency of WebProjA to ProjB.</li>
<li>Copy <a href="dependent.jar"> dependent JAR </a> into WebProjA's WebContent/Web-INF/lib directory.</li>
<li>Go through bottom-up Web service scenario with generate proxy and test.</li>
<li>Use the sample JSP and make sure you can invoke both services.</li>
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<h3>Part 2 - dependent Java project </h3>
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<li>Repeat Part 1 changing ProjB to Java project instead of Web project.</li>
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