The first stage is to write the interface to declare the remote methods to expose and to write the implementation class for those methods.
For the second stage, you typically run some kind of mapping tool to generate the WSDL description for the web service which maps the interface.
The third step is to run a mapping tool on the WSDL file to create the stub and tie classes which are required to allow remote client access.
The next step is to compile all the generated files and package them into an archive file, typically a WAR (Web Application Archive) file.
Finally, you deploy the web service onto a web server with a built-in SOAP engine.
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