will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest class to show the locally installed VMs (see below). The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command persistent objects upon which methods can be invoked. In the OOWS for JAX-WS, the IWebsessionManager class must be constructed explicitly, and a URL must be provided in the constructor that specifies where Next, compile the clienttest.java source: javac clienttest.java This should yield a “clienttest.class” file. 4. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest class to show the locally installed VMs (see below). The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command persistent objects upon which methods can be invoked. In the OOWS for JAX-WS, the IWebsessionManager class must be constructed explicitly, and a URL must be provided in the constructor that specifies where Next, compile the clienttest.java source: javac clienttest.java This should yield a “clienttest.class” file. 4. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest class to show the locally installed VMs (see below). The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command persistent objects upon which methods can be invoked. In the OOWS for JAX-WS, the IWebsessionManager class must be constructed explicitly, and a URL must be provided in the constructor that specifies where Next, compile the clienttest.java source: javac clienttest.java This should yield a “clienttest.class” file. 4. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest class to show the locally installed VMs (see below). The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command persistent objects upon which methods can be invoked. In the OOWS for JAX-WS, the IWebsessionManager class must be constructed explicitly, and a URL must be provided in the constructor that specifies where Next, compile the clienttest.java source: javac clienttest.java This should yield a “clienttest.class” file. 4. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest class to show the locally installed VMs (see below). The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command persistent objects upon which methods can be invoked. In the OOWS for JAX-WS, the IWebsessionManager class must be constructed explicitly, and a URL must be provided in the constructor that specifies where Next, compile the clienttest.java source: javac clienttest.java This should yield a “clienttest.class” file. 4. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest class to show the locally installed VMs (see below). The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command persistent objects upon which methods can be invoked. In the OOWS for JAX-WS, the IWebsessionManager class must be constructed explicitly, and a URL must be provided in the constructor that specifies where Next, compile the clienttest.java source: javac clienttest.java This should yield a “clienttest.class” file. 4. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest class to show the locally installed VMs (see below). The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command persistent objects upon which methods can be invoked. In the OOWS for JAX-WS, the IWebsessionManager class must be constructed explicitly, and a URL must be provided in the constructor that specifies where Next, compile the clienttest.java source: javac clienttest.java This should yield a “clienttest.class” file. 4. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest class to show the locally installed VMs (see below). The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command persistent objects upon which methods can be invoked. In the OOWS for JAX-WS, the IWebsessionManager class must be constructed explicitly, and a URL must be provided in the constructor that specifies where Next, compile the clienttest.java source: javac clienttest.java This should yield a “clienttest.class” file. 4. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest class to show the locally installed VMs (see below). The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command persistent objects upon which methods can be invoked. In the OOWS for JAX-WS, the IWebsessionManager class must be constructed explicitly, and a URL must be provided in the constructor that specifies where Next, compile the clienttest.java source: javac clienttest.java This should yield a “clienttest.class” file. 4. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory

will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest class to show the locally installed VMs (see below). The clienttest sample imitates a few typical command persistent objects upon which methods can be invoked. In the OOWS for JAX-WS, the IWebsessionManager class must be constructed explicitly, and a URL must be provided in the constructor that specifies where Next, compile the clienttest.java source: javac clienttest.java This should yield a “clienttest.class” file. 4. To start the VirtualBox web service, open a second terminal and change to the directory