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Web Service pure java client [message #190532]

Wed, 28 March 2007 06:03

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: ouri.poupko.gmail.com

Hi,

I would like to use a web service as a client in a simple java
application. I tried using the Web Service Client wizard but it requires a
server like Tomcat to be installed. Can I create a client that does not
rely on any server and can be simply called from a simple java application?

Thanks,
Ouri.

Re: Web Service pure java client [message #190555 is a reply to message #190532]

Wed, 28 March 2007 11:11

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: wknauf_NO_._INSIDE_hg-online.de

Hi Ouri,

I think the server is only required for running the wizard, but you won't need
it for running your application.

Hope this helps

Wolfgang

Ouri wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to use a web service as a client in a simple java
> application. I tried using the Web Service Client wizard but it requires
> a server like Tomcat to be installed. Can I create a client that does
> not rely on any server and can be simply called from a simple java
> application?
>
> Thanks,
> Ouri.
>

Re: Web Service pure java client [message #190663 is a reply to message #190555]

Thu, 29 March 2007 03:50

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: ouri.poupko.gmail.com

Thanks Wolfgang.

I managed to verify this on a computer that is not behind a firewall. This
convinced me that my original client does not work because of firewall
proxy settings.

I read somewhere that the proxy needs to be defined for the JRE that my
client is using. I tried this in two ways:

1- through "control panel" -> Java -> Open -> General -> "network
settings"
2- through eclipse -> run -> environment (adding http.proxyHost and
http.proxyPort)

Both ways did not help.

Does anyone know how to define proxy settings for java applications
running in eclipse?

Thanks,
Ouri.

Re: Web Service pure java client [message #191127 is a reply to message #190555]

Thu, 05 April 2007 08:56

Eclipse User

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Ouri,
if you are creating an Apache Axis 1.3 client, then you do not even need
to have Tomcat installed. The Web Service Client wizard supports
generating Axis code into a plain Java project with no installed servers
present. I double checked this using WTP 1.5.3. Note that the story may
differ if using other Web service runtimes.

Thanks - CB.
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 Ouri,
 if you are creating an Apache Axis 1.3
client, then you do not even need to have Tomcat installed. The Web Service
Client wizard supports generating Axis code into a plain Java project with
no installed servers present. I double checked this using WTP 1.5.3. Note
that the story may differ if using other Web service runtimes.
 
 Thanks - CB.
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