Deployment example

The basic deployment strategy can be implemented in varying permutations, depending on your business needs and the volume of requests.

Figure 1. Deployment strategy

Using the World Wide Web, a Web Service client requests WSDL information for a particular Web Service from the Web Server.
The Web Service client uses this information to make a Web Service request from the Web Server.
The Web server passes the request to the GAS dispatcher.
The GAS dispatcher starts a GWSProxy, which will be in charge of the pool of DVMs that will serve the web service application.
The GWSProxy will start the number of DVMs specified by the START element defined for the web service application.

For a more detailed explanation of the Services Pool for web services, refer to the GAS Architecture topic in the Genero Application Server manual.

Example

Accessing a Genero Web Service over the internet:

http://webserver_host_name/ws/r/app_id/service_name