Christopher, Axis is packaged with 3 usefull tools which are Java2WSDL, WSDL2Java, and the AdminClient. The first step is u create a class or interface of your web service. Then, you use Java2WSDL in order to retrieve the WSDL of the class (or interface you created), and finally you use the WSDL2Java in order to getting au the stubs. You can have more details in the Axis documentation :
http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/user-guide.html#Java2WSDLBuildingWSDLFromJava Hoping that help you -------- Sebastien On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 01:00:19 +0000, Chris Elliott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have made myself a successful web service using the .jws method and > managed to edit the client code from the "calculator" sample to get it > to work. All good! > > But now I need to take it to another level, and get the client code > for a "custom deployed" from its WSDL. It is easy to deploy the > service and get it's WSDL, I can even use the WSD2Java tool to create > the 'stubs', but here is where I become a true newbie.... > > I thought WSDL2Java created the client side code only, I cannot > understand the user guide, but it states that the tool creates both > client and server code? (Surely I have the server code, otherwise how > did I make the WSDL????) > > Secondly, I do not know which of the generated classes is which? Can > anyone tell me what to do, point me in the direction of some > simple/easy-to-understand explantations, [or do my final year project > for me]! > > Help..... > is appreciated..... > regards.... > Christopher >
