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How to develop a WSRF service that works in DILIGENT

Preliminary definitions

Service files and rules

A DILIGENT service is primarly a WSRF service runnable on Java WS Core v4.0.4, therefore it must follow the packaging rules to build a GT4 Deployable GAR file. In addition to such rules, others are required by the Collective Layer to correctly manage the services.

WSDD files

A service could be deployed in a secure or a non secure DL. In the latter case, the CL layer deploys the service without the security enabled on its operation. In order to do that, two Web Service Deployment Descriptor (WSDD) files must be provided, one that declares the Security Descriptor and another one without such a declaration. These two files must per placed in the root folder included in the GAR and must be named as follows:

• deploy-server.wsdd (security enabled)
• deploy-server.wsdd_NOSEC (security disabled)

For further details about how to declare the Security Descriptor in the WSDD file, see ...

Service Stubs

The service stub classes have to be placed in a separate JAR file, not included in the GAR file. This is because of the CL layer needs a full controll on the undeploy the stubs by assuring that they are undeployed only if and when they are no longer used by other services.

Service profile

Putting all together: the service Archive on ETICS

Integrating DHN's Collective Layer components

DIS-HLSClient

DIS-HLSClient

DIS-IP

DIS-IP

DILIGENTProvider

DILIGENTProvider

NAL

Integrating the Security

Obtain valid credentials

The Delegation Service...

The DL context

Identify your DL

• when the Security is enabled
• when the Security is not enabled

Identify the resource belonging to your DL

Describe the HLSClient and IP segnatures...

How to contact the resource belonging to your DL

Secure and non secure invocations...