When you're using generated client stubs to invoke a service, the only
thing you want is the location of the service. You can extract the location of
the WSDL description from the UDDI registry, parse that, and extract the value
of the location attribute on the soap:address element that is within the service
element (actual inside a port element within the service
element).
I think this is a common thing to want to do, so it is worthwhile to
write utility classes to accomplish it.
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Sent: Friday, July 05, 2002 1:52 PM
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Subject: Client stub to invoke services published in UDDI registry ?Hi,
How to use the Client stub generated by WSDL2Java, to invoke services ( described in WSDL ) in UDDI registry. ?
Thanks
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