Thanks Philipp.
Philipp Leitner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi Sushant,
"thus i am trying to find a solution, that is common across."
I wonder how WSIF would help you with that problem? WSIF is based on a
rather old Axis1 version, which is iirc not exactly an interoperability
miracle. I think you would be better off using either Axis2, Codehaus
XFire or Apache CXF as a client for all three service hosts (Jboss,
Axis2, Oracle). I would recommnd WSIF only if you really need one of the
distinguising features of WSIF, not if you just want to build a generic
Web service client. IMHO there are just better alternatives available
for the standard use cases.
/philipp
sushant schrieb:
> Hi Tobias,
>
> It is not mandatory for me to use WSIF.
> Its just, i might have web services deployed on Jboss,Axis 2 and oracle
> app server,
> thus i am trying to find a solution, that is common across.
>
> Thanks
> Sushant
>
>
> */Tobias Anstett /* wrote:
>
>
> Hi Sushant,
>
>
> Can somebody point me to an example of creating web service
> client with WSIF and the web service is developed for AXIS 2.13
>
>
> As far as i know WSIF is the Web Service Invocation Framework
> integrated for example in the Rational Application Developer. I
> think your axis client is configured correctly, but WSIF needs
> custom serializers / deserializers to map the response or create the
> request. I have worked with WSIF two years ago and finally switched
> to axis.
>
> Is there any reason why you won't create a client with axis instead
> of WSIF ?
>
> Regards, Tobias
>
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