Deploy your services and start the server

The easiest way is to use the built-in Jetty servlet engine.

• Enter your services in config/services.xml
• Add your classes to the classpath

  Here is an example services.xml

   <services>
     <service name="shop" wsrf="false">
     <interface class="example.PlainService" />
     <implementation class="example.PlainServiceImpl"/>
     </service>
  
     <service name="cart" wsrf="true">
     <interface class="example.WSRFService" />  
     <implementation class="example.WSRFServiceImpl"/>
     </service>
  </services>

  As you can see, you have to specify the service name, interface, implementation class, and whether it is a WSRF service or a plain webservice.

Start WSRFlite

bin/start.sh starts WSRFlite using the built-in Jetty http server (on port 7777).
Check http://localhost:7777/services