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FrioneL
FrioneL

Reputation: 941

WSDL WebService

I need comunicating using java with a WebService that uses the WSDL technology. I tried some libraries but with no success, thus, I decided to do it manually.

My plan is getting a .xml which uses the comunication (filtering with fiddler for example) and copy it manually building a string. So the .xml will be ok. Do I need to take care of anything else?

Do I have to do any more? Http request, response?

I wouldn't like to create all the structure for the xml and after that, find that I can't continue the comunication.

Thanks

Upvotes: 0

Views: 293

Answers (1)

ab_dev86
ab_dev86

Reputation: 1982

Java comes with a complete API for XML Web Services, this is JAX-WS. (lot of documentation available with a simple serach with google)

it allows developers to build a working client with very little effort starting from a WSDL file (seems your case)

I really discourage you to build the client by yourself. You should care about SOAP message building, message sending, response parsing and so on.

Upvotes: 2

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