WSDL to Java

[Manikandan Sundaramoorthy]

hi,

I am trying to convert the WSDL file to JAVA using Eclipse IDE. first i uploaded the WSDL file in Web Services,after building the Services i got the Class files like Soap , Skeleton , Impl and Proxy.but i don't how to place the request to web services with this class files, whether i need to write any client side code?

Thanks and Regards
Mani

[Bogumil Zebek]

Hi,

to generate Java classes for client you can use Java tool stored in JDK:

wsimport -verbose -d d:/out -Xnocompile http://localhost:8080/EchoService/EchoServiceBean?wsdl

after that you will have all classes (in out dir) needed to communicate with WS.

WS interface:

@Remote
@WebService

@SOAPBinding(style = javax.jws.soap.SOAPBinding.Style.DOCUMENT
            ,use = javax.jws.soap.SOAPBinding.Use.LITERAL
            ,parameterStyle = javax.jws.soap.SOAPBinding.ParameterStyle.WRAPPED)
public interface EchoService {
	public String sayHello(String subject);
}

Client:

      EchoService_Service factory = new EchoService_Service();
      EchoService service = factory.getEchoServiceBeanPort();
      System.out.println(service.sayHello("Witam!"));

More information's how to start WS on GlassFish you can find at http://blog.redstream.nl/2009/02/11/create-a-ejb3-webservice-with-maven2-running-on-glassfish/

[Ivan Krizsan]

Hi!
Another good tutorial is how to create web service clients with JAX-WS: http://netbeans.org/kb/docs/websvc/client.html
There are a number of web service tutorials on NetBeans.org.
A basic JAX-WS tutorial for Eclipse: http://java.dzone.com/articles/jax-ws-hello-world
Best wishes!

[Manikandan Sundaramoorthy]

hi Ivan Krizsan and Bogumil thanks for your guidance .those links are very useful for me.
now i done the web service client using net-beans it's working properly, but how can i call that url with dynamic variable using java.


Thanks and Regards
Manikandan

[Ivan Krizsan]

Hi!
What do you mean?

but how can i call that url with dynamic variable using java.

Using generated artifacts, it is still possible to configure the address of the endpoint invoked - see the ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY field in the BindingProvider class that can be found in the Java SE 6 API.
Best wishes!