| Standalone WS client tutorial [message #116717] |
Wed, 06 July 2005 11:22  |
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Originally posted by: zen.rem.this.debian.linux.org.pl
Hi there,
I must develope simple Java app, some kind of indicator. It should query
web service (currently deveoped with PHP) and display simple data:
user count, stats and so on.
Is there any (quick and simple) way to create class skeleton from
existing wsdl, and use it in this app (visual part is ready ;)
thx
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| Re: Standalone WS client tutorial [message #116919 is a reply to message #116717] |
Wed, 06 July 2005 14:41  |
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Hi Tomasz,
if I understand correctly, you want to create a Java client for your
existing Web service. Is that right?
The Web service's implementation doesn't matter as long as the endpoint
URL in the WSDL points to a valid and running Web service. To create a
Java client and fully implemented proxy class, you can use the Web
service Client wizard in WTP.
Here's the tutorial:
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/jst/components/ws/M5/tutoria ls/WebServiceClient.html
From that, it shouldn't be too too difficult to hook it up to your UI.
Good luck!
Seng
Tomasz Z. Napierala wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I must develope simple Java app, some kind of indicator. It should query
> web service (currently deveoped with PHP) and display simple data: user
> count, stats and so on.
> Is there any (quick and simple) way to create class skeleton from
> existing wsdl, and use it in this app (visual part is ready ;)
>
>
> thx
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