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Creating a new webservice from existing ones????

 
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Can any1 please throw some light on how a composite webservice can be built from existing webservices. That is, when a user selects any two webservices like Addition and then conversion of number to String , it should give java files (both Class file and Interface) such that it represents a new Webservice when it is deployed.

I have questions on the following,

--> How should I achieve this?

--> What are the things should I install in my machine to parse the WSDL file?

I will be very happy if any1 finds a solution and brief me about the overall set up so that I can achieve this.

Thanks in advance,
Megan.
 
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I'm afraid you'll just have to take the WSDL's of the two existing services, use WSDL2Java to generate you the client stubs, and then create your own web service as usual -- invoking the methods on the two previously generated web service stub classes to achieve the composite functionality.
 
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