Basically, once you have the WSDL for a SOAP service, you publish the service in Presto using Service Explorer, one of the web applications that comes with Presto. You can find documentation on how to access Service Explorer and how to publish a WSDL service at:
http://www.jackbe.com/prestodocs/v.2.7.0/prestolibrary/index.html
Search for WSDL or SOAP to find topics or interest. Or in the table of contents go to Publish and Consuming Presto Services > Publishing and Managing Services with Service Explorer. There's info on how to start Service Explorer and how to publish most of the basic types of services.
If this is a Java service (not using SOAP or REST), you can wrap the service with a mashup instead and publish the mashup. Search in documenation for POJO services for information.
Sara, technical writer/jackbe



Hi,
When I write a new Java Web service(using SOAP for example) in eclipse IDE, how can I publish the same into the Presto server? Is there a demo or document I can look through?
I already have the Eclipse plugin for the Mashup studio and its working without any issues.
Thanks,
Sreevani