Java Technologies for Web Services - Accessing a webservice

Hi,

I have a middle sized web application with standard components like database access, JSPs and Servlets. I have to extend the application now --> the application should use a web service.

My colleague developed the web service in .NET and I have the WSDL file which describes the web service. But I do not have any idea how I can get access to this web service from my Servlet. Can someone help me and explain, how I have to go on with this WSDL?

Bye,

TMKTMK

[495 byte] By [TMKa] at [2007-11-26 23:14:11]

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# 1

If you decided to use apache axis then you could run wsdl2java, this would give you a set of stubs based on the wsdl you used. Compiling these stubs you could then call methods on the objects, and just import the classes in your usual way.Hope this helps a little bit.

PaulOckleforda at 2007-7-10 14:12:49 >

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# 2

1.Do wsdl2java2.if connection is SSL based, import the server certificate to the client jre3.In the generated stubs, there will be a file called ***Locator.javaIn that check whether your web service server address is there4.call methods on your stub

mkunasek123a at 2007-7-10 14:12:49 >

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