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Access Web Services from Android
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I have programmed stand-alone applications for Android. Now I need to access an Web Service from within the application.
Can someone help?
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What kind of WS is this? What do you know about its API? Most WS used by mobile devices are implemented using REST - for those you can use the built in HttpClient library.
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It is a JAX-WS web service deployed on glassfish 4 and we have NOT implemented it as a stateless session bean.
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It doesn't matter how it is implemented on the server. You will need a
SOAP
library that's Android compatible, like
kSOAP2
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Thanks Ulf.
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Here, couple of links that might still be relevant and helpful :
IBM Devworks article on JAX-WS consumption on Android
Libraries and ways to access SOAP based WS in Android
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