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README
This test case has :
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A simple webservice returns the sum of two integers. This is bundled as a
servlet inside a WAR file. This WAR file is included in the service assembly
and is deployed by the JavaEE Service Engine.
A simple servlet (with jbi_enabled=true) to access this web service
A simple java client to invoke this servlet
The test case uses:
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Java EE Service Engine as the consumer.
Java EE Service Engine as the provider.
client <----> servlet <-----> JavaEE SE <-----NMR------> JavaEE SE <------> webservice
Expected result:
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The Java EE Service Engine should successfully deploy the service unit.
Java client should be able to successfully invoke the webservice and get
the sum of two numbers.