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I've written a java program that handles certain http requests.

Now I'm asked to run this as a web service in IIS.

I've tried to export it as a jar and maybe run it like that...but I didn't succeed.

As far as I understood, I need to re-write the program as a web service or servlet and upload it this way to IIS.

My question is, how to do it (I'm using eclipse)? So far I managed to run a server but I never couldn't make my program to work. Can I have guidance please?

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  • There's no shortcut. You need to read up and understand how to develop webservices. If you haven't worked with the Enterprise side of Java before, you have a lot to learn. So don't expect to finish it in a few days. Commented Jul 9, 2013 at 11:01
  • @Kayaman I'll be glad to receive a kind of resource to read and learn from Commented Jul 9, 2013 at 11:02

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This is pretty old article but you can take a look here

For new IIS I'm not sure you can because Microsoft has it's own tech called .NET so I suppose it's better to use other server or use .NET

Also you can use Tomcat connector for IIS which is filter with redirect

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