### To Test a Web Service

You can test a deployed service, monitor the statistics, publish to a registry, configure service level objects, and set transformation rules for web services.

1. In the tree view, expand the Web Services node.

2. Select the web service you want to test.

3. The following settings are displayed for the web service:

   - Name: The name of the web service.

   - Endpoint Address URI: The URI of the web service endpoint.

   - Application: The name of the web service application. Click on the link to display the properties of the web application or EJB module.

   - WSDL: The name of the WSDL file. Click on the link to display the WSDL file for the web service.

   - Module name: the name of the WAR or JAR file for the web service.

   - Mapping File: The name of the mapping file. Click on the link to display the Java WSDL mapping file. This only applies to JSR 109 applications. The file will be empty for JAX-WS 2.0 applications.

   - Webservices.xml: Click on the link to display the `webservices.xml` file.

   - Implementation Type: SERVLET or EJB

   - Implementation Class Name: Java class implementing the web service.

   - Deployment Descriptors: For servlet implementations, displays `web.xml` and `sun-web.xml`; for EJB implementations, `ejb-jar.xml` and `sun-ejb-jar.xml`. Click on the links to display the files' contents.

4. Click the Test button to test the web service implementation.

##### See Also

- To deploy an enterprise application

- To View Web Services deployed to the Application Server

- To Publish a Web Service to a Registry

- To Unpublish a Web Service from a Registry: