Jay
You simply need to use the ServiceClient to do stubless invocation,
and also be able to create an OMElement from your DataBinding (and
back again).
Suppose you have a StAX stream from the DataBinding:
XMLStreamReader xsr = null;
ServiceClient sc = new ServiceClient();
// configure service client
sc.getOptions().set...
// now get OMElement from StAX Stream (Note this doesn't
actually
build the element so it is efficient)
StAXOMBuilder builder = new StAXOMBuilder(xsr);
OMElement response =
sc.sendReceive(builder.getDocumentElement());
XMLStreamReader xsr_response =
response.getXMLStreamReaderWithoutCaching();
// populate DB from xsr
Paul
On Feb 15, 2008 5:06 PM, jaybytez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Can you do Stubless Web Service Invocation with Axis and use a Databinding
> framework? I know you can do the stubless web service invocation by using
> its concepts around Axiom to allow the user to build the SOAP Message and
> send the request, then receive the response as an OMElement. But I was
> wondering if the other supported databinding frameworks like JiBX or JAXB
> could be used in the stubless invocation mode to bind an Object into a SOAP
> Message and then bind the SOAP Response into an Object...or do you always
> have to do this through generating stubs? So that way I could provide a
> Bean Object to the Axis framework with a reference to a JiBX binding file
> and Axis could use this to build the SOAP Request, and the same thing the
> opposite way for the response.
>
> Thanks - jay
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