To develop a client application which uses TrackStudio SOAP API: 

1. Enable TrackStudio SOAP API 

2. Start TrackStudio Enterprise 

3. Implement client application. In order to work with SOAP API you should first perform authentication. For this, you need to: 

• Create a DevPack class instance

DevPack dp = new DevPack("http://localhost:8888/TrackStudio");

• Call the authenticate method

String sessionId = dp.getUserService().authenticate("root","root");

The session ID received as the result of authentication can be used to call other methods. 

The code presented below shows the example of the simplest Java client:

import gran.trackstudio.DevPack;

public class ATest {
    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        DevPack dp = new DevPack("http://localhost:8888/TrackStudio");
        String sessionId = dp.getUserService()
           .authenticate("root","root");
        System.out.println("Session ID is:"+sessionId);
    }
}

4. Compile the client application

javac -classpath tssoapclient.jar;axis.jar;jaxrpc.jar Test.java

5. Run the client application

C:\>java -classpath tssoapclient.jar;axis.jar;jaxrpc.jar;
commons-logging.jar;commons-discovery.jar;saaj.jar;. Test
Session ID is:SESSION:297e234cfbf9889500fbf989ee890012

The set of examples is included in the TrackStudio DevPack demonstrating the use of the TrackStudio SOAP API. The examples are made as JUnit tests. To run the examples: 

1. Install JDK, Apache Ant. 

2. Enable TrackStudio SOAP API 

3. Start TrackStudio Enterprise 

4. Specify the TrackStudio URL and the administrator login/password in the DevPack\soap\test\account.properties file

ts.url = http://localhost:8888/TrackStudio
ts.login = root
ts.password = root

5. Switch to the DevPack\soap\test folder and run the ant script.