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How deploy my web service client to html ?

 
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Hi all,

I have created a web service client using Eclipse and it is working fine. I have written a java code to access all the methods provided by the web service. Now, I would like to deploy my java code(web service client) to a html page. Is it even possible? Do you have any suggestion so I could share or deploy the web service client ?


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John

 
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It's the web service we deploy and register which enables various clients to access them across networks, but not the client. What's that you are trying to accomplish/solve by doing so?
 
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Hi!
Assuming you developed your web service client in Java or some other language that runs on a JVM, then the program containing the web service client must be deployed on a computer that contains a JVM.
The most common is to deploy to a web container, such as Tomcat or GlassFish. Since you mention HTML, I assume your program is a web application that will produce HTML.
If your web service client is indeed a part of a web application, then it must be invoked by some part of the application, perhaps by a controller (C in the MVC pattern).
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