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To extract service related information in SOA

 
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I want to know if there is any product available in the market for the following purpose. If available please let me know as we are eager to use the product.

My requirement is:

1) To extract service related information from .war/.ear/.jar files, if I give such kind of files as input(.war/.ear/.jar) which is in J2EE container.
2) To extract information from a unstructured document, if I give a service design document file as input.
 
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Welcome,

1. I presume you mean Web services? WS and/or RS?
I don't know of any tool, but with reflection it may be possible to analyze classes and extract any annotated services.
"Older" types of services are probably defined in an xml file somewhere.

2. Define "unstructured document"?

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Why not just use ?wsdl on the exposed service endpoint ?

More elaborate means would be UDDI or WSRR. As Mr. O'Sullivan suggests, your question is fairly vague. If you would like a better answer, please propose more details in your question.

 
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