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JAX-WS sample
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This example shows how to access to a webservice  deployed via a Web application (quote.war).
The web service is implemented by an annotated POJO  (QuoteReporterPoOJO)
A stateless session bean EJB3  (QuoteClientBean) packaged in an ejbjar accesses to the getQuote method
provided by the webservice.
A java client launched by the client container call  the doTenQuotes method of the stateless session bean

- the service directory contains :
    the POJO QuoteReporterPoOJO that implements QuoteReporter interface that needs the quote class
    an empty  web.xml descriptor in order to pacakage a web application quote.war
- the clients direcory contains:
    * the  QuoteClientBean stateless session bean EJB3 client of the web service. 
      (it implements the QuoteClient interface)
    * the main java class QuoteMain that access to the  QuoteClientBean.

In order to run this example JOnAS must be launched with ejb3, web, jaxws services
to build and deploy the web application quote.war do :
    ant clean build-deploy
the target build-deploy :
    1) compile the services classes, build the quote.war and put it  under $JONAS_BASE/deploy.
     when quote.war is deployed by JOnAS a WSDL is created and published at the following URL:
        http://localhost:9000/quote/QuoteReporterService?WSDL
    2) creates the artifacts needs by the clients from the published WSD, compiles the corresponding classes
       and package the whole in a ejbjar file quoteEJB.jar  and put it under $JONAS_BASE/deploy
    3) creates an application client quote-client.jar that can be launch via the container client
then do:
     ant run-client
     that run the main QuoteMain.
     the result is 10 lines written on system.out by the JOnAS server.