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Mon, 16 June 2003 11:23

Eclipse User

Hi All,
I was wondering whether we have any inbuilt API for using SOAP. im
developing a plugin fpr Eclipse 2.0/WSAD v5.0. The plugin needs to get
data from one of the servers. Has anyone done something like this
before(am sure somebody has already attempted to do this.).i did a search
for SOAP but didnt find much of help there. Is there any API like SAAJ or
anything else.
ANyt helpis greatly appreciated.
thanx
AJ
ajayinfo@rediffmail.com

Re: Using SOAP [message #58994 is a reply to message #58553]

Tue, 17 June 2003 04:19

Eclipse User

Hi,

Ajay wrote:

> I was wondering whether we have any inbuilt API for using SOAP. im
> developing a plugin fpr Eclipse 2.0/WSAD v5.0. The plugin needs to get
> data from one of the servers. Has anyone done something like this
> before(am sure somebody has already attempted to do this.).i did a search
> for SOAP but didnt find much of help there. Is there any API like SAAJ or
> anything else.

You can use Apache AXIS or Glue from The Mindelectrics for generating
the SOAP stubs.

http://ws.apache.org/axis
http://www.themindelectric.com/glue/

HTH,

Frank

Re: Using SOAP [message #59308 is a reply to message #58994]

Tue, 17 June 2003 11:57

Eclipse User

Hi Frank,
Thanx for youyr response. I did check out Axis and Glue. Both of them are
heavy weight API's. Do we have any plugins readily available which u can
use directly within Eclipse.
thanx
AJay

Frank Fischer wrote:

> Hi,

> Ajay wrote:

> > I was wondering whether we have any inbuilt API for using SOAP. im
> > developing a plugin fpr Eclipse 2.0/WSAD v5.0. The plugin needs to get
> > data from one of the servers. Has anyone done something like this
> > before(am sure somebody has already attempted to do this.).i did a search
> > for SOAP but didnt find much of help there. Is there any API like SAAJ or
> > anything else.

> You can use Apache AXIS or Glue from The Mindelectrics for generating
> the SOAP stubs.

> http://ws.apache.org/axis
> http://www.themindelectric.com/glue/

> HTH,

> Frank

Re: Using SOAP [message #59358 is a reply to message #59308]

Tue, 17 June 2003 12:07

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: Kevin.clark.accessbc.com.nospam

This may be what you are looking for:

http://eclipse-plugins.2y.net/eclipse/plugin_details.jsp?id= 347

That's about the only SOAP program I know about that is a plug-in for
eclipse.

AJay wrote:

> Hi Frank,
> Thanx for youyr response. I did check out Axis and Glue. Both of them are
> heavy weight API's. Do we have any plugins readily available which u can
> use directly within Eclipse.
> thanx
> AJay

> Frank Fischer wrote:

> > Hi,

> > Ajay wrote:

> > > I was wondering whether we have any inbuilt API for using SOAP. im
> > > developing a plugin fpr Eclipse 2.0/WSAD v5.0. The plugin needs to get
> > > data from one of the servers. Has anyone done something like this
> > > before(am sure somebody has already attempted to do this.).i did a search
> > > for SOAP but didnt find much of help there. Is there any API like SAAJ or
> > > anything else.

> > You can use Apache AXIS or Glue from The Mindelectrics for generating
> > the SOAP stubs.

> > http://ws.apache.org/axis
> > http://www.themindelectric.com/glue/

> > HTH,

> > Frank

Re: Using SOAP [message #60037 is a reply to message #59308]

Wed, 18 June 2003 03:22

Eclipse User

Hi,

AJay wrote:

> Thanx for youyr response. I did check out Axis and Glue. Both of them are
> heavy weight API's. Do we have any plugins readily available which u can
> use directly within Eclipse.
> thanx

If you want to use your eclipse plugin as a webservice client only,
then you have to generate the stubs for the target webservice by using
the wsdl2java tool.

The generated stubs are very easy to use.

<sample src="AXIS User Guide">
// Make a service
AddressBookService service = new AddressBookServiceLocator();

// Now use the service to get a stub which implements the SDI.
AddressBook port = service.getAddressBook();

// Make the actual call
Address address = new Address(...);
port.addEntry("Russell Butek", address);
</sample>

Thats it.

BTW:
Do you really need SOAP or do you just need some kind of XML communication?

Maybe XML-RPC can solve your problem.

http://www.xmlrpc.org/
http://ws.apache.org/xmlrpc/

HTH,

Frank

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