Open a terminal and change to the directory where the JAX-WS samples reside.1 Examine the header of Makefile to see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match systems such as Linux and Solaris. For Windows systems, use commands similar to what is used in the Makefile. This will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest are available from the API call. The sample program tstCAPIGlue can be built using the provided Makefile and can be run without arguments. It uses the VBoxCAPIGlue library (source code is in directory

Open a terminal and change to the directory where the JAX-WS samples reside.1 Examine the header of Makefile to see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match systems such as Linux and Solaris. For Windows systems, use commands similar to what is used in the Makefile. This will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest are available from the API call. The sample program tstCAPIGlue can be built using the provided Makefile and can be run without arguments. It uses the VBoxCAPIGlue library (source code is in directory

Open a terminal and change to the directory where the JAX-WS samples reside.1 Examine the header of Makefile to see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match systems such as Linux and Solaris. For Windows systems, use commands similar to what is used in the Makefile. This will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest are available from the API call. The sample program tstCAPIGlue can be built using the provided Makefile and can be run without arguments. It uses the VBoxCAPIGlue library (source code is in directory

Open a terminal and change to the directory where the JAX-WS samples reside.1 Examine the header of Makefile to see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match systems such as Linux and Solaris. For Windows systems, use commands similar to what is used in the Makefile. This will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest are available from the API call. The sample program tstCAPIGlue can be built using the provided Makefile and can be run without arguments. It uses the VBoxCAPIGlue library (source code is in directory

Open a terminal and change to the directory where the JAX-WS samples reside.1 Examine the header of Makefile to see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match systems such as Linux and Solaris. For Windows systems, use commands similar to what is used in the Makefile. This will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest are available from the API call. The sample program tstCAPIGlue can be built using the provided Makefile and can be run without arguments. It uses the VBoxCAPIGlue library (source code is in directory

Open a terminal and change to the directory where the JAX-WS samples reside.1 Examine the header of Makefile to see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match systems such as Linux and Solaris. For Windows systems, use commands similar to what is used in the Makefile. This will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest are available from the API call. The sample program tstCAPIGlue can be built using the provided Makefile and can be run without arguments. It uses the VBoxCAPIGlue library (source code is in directory

Open a terminal and change to the directory where the JAX-WS samples reside.1 Examine the header of Makefile to see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match systems such as Linux and Solaris. For Windows systems, use commands similar to what is used in the Makefile. This will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest are available from the API call. The sample program tstCAPIGlue can be built using the provided Makefile and can be run without arguments. It uses the VBoxCAPIGlue library (source code is in directory

Open a terminal and change to the directory where the JAX-WS samples reside.1 Examine the header of Makefile to see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match systems such as Linux and Solaris. For Windows systems, use commands similar to what is used in the Makefile. This will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest are available from the API call. The sample program tstCAPIGlue can be built using the provided Makefile and can be run without arguments. It uses the VBoxCAPIGlue library (source code is in directory

Open a terminal and change to the directory where the JAX-WS samples reside.1 Examine the header of Makefile to see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match systems such as Linux and Solaris. For Windows systems, use commands similar to what is used in the Makefile. This will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest are available from the API call. The sample program tstCAPIGlue can be built using the provided Makefile and can be run without arguments. It uses the VBoxCAPIGlue library (source code is in directory

Open a terminal and change to the directory where the JAX-WS samples reside.1 Examine the header of Makefile to see if the supplied variables (Java compiler, Java executable) and a few other details match systems such as Linux and Solaris. For Windows systems, use commands similar to what is used in the Makefile. This will compile the clienttest.java code on the first call and then execute the resulting clienttest are available from the API call. The sample program tstCAPIGlue can be built using the provided Makefile and can be run without arguments. It uses the VBoxCAPIGlue library (source code is in directory