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 Shark can be deployed as a WEB service, and it provides basic SOAP interfaces defined by ASAP schema and wsdl that you can find in
Shark/modules/SharkWebService/ASAP/API/source folder.


You can test shark using public ASAP client at: http://67.113.139.106/ASAPClient/ :
NOTE: to test it this way, you must have real IP address:

1) edit conf/sharkAxisWrapper.conf file, and uncomment line:

    #wrapper.java.additional.1=-Dasap.test.myadd=www.prozone.co.yu

and instead of www.prozone.co.yu put your address

edit the line:

    wrapper.app.parameter.4=8080

if you want to change the port where AXIS will listen for SOAP requests

2) deploy shark as a WEB service by using sharkAxisServiceInstall.bat and sharkAxisServiceStart.bat scripts under windows or
appropriate startup script under linux (in this moment, shark will be deployed as a WEB service, and XPDL test-JavaScript.xpdl will
be loaded into it

3) in ASAP client, enter the address where the shark is deployed, i.e:

http://www.prozone.co.yu:8080/axis/services/asapFactoryBinding

and press submit button

4)  You will get the next screen with a description of shark's test-JavaScript.XPDL's math_operations process. Press create Instance
button

5) enter the process name and description, and at the bottom of the page, enter parameters P1 and P2 (delete other parameter rows)
and press button create (for the operation, you can enter multiplication, division or substraction if you want operation other than
addition to be performed on these numbers)

6) after this step, you've started shark's process for adding two numbers you've entered. This process should be immediately
finished, so press refresh button to get current state. After that go to Details where you'll see the Result sent by shark engine
(amongst other things)