Nope don't seem to have any file called samples/jaxrpc/hello/HelloClient.java. Did you mistype the name by any chance?
As for my second question - this is what I'm trying to do: I've got 2 devices, Device A and Device B. Device A is providing a service and B would like to use the service provided by A. Device B has the following information about Device A: - URL of the WSDL file of Device A, e.g. (http://deviceA/dev-a.wsdl) - name of the method name it wishes to call and the arguments that are required - it does _not_ have the SEI Would it be possible for Device B to now invoke the service provided by Device A? So can Device B go the the WSDL file of Device A, pick out the binding information for the required method and then invoke the service? So the SEI is required on both the client and the server. Does that mean that the client needs to have the SEI for every single service it might want to invoke? Would you call the scenario I've described above dynamic proxy creation or DII? Then I'd know which path to take and which example to follow. Thanks, Supriyo --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > 1 - WidgetPriceSoapBindingImpl.java - server-side > implementation template > (server-side only) > 2 - WidgetPrice.java - the interface for the service > (often called the SEI > - Service Endpoint Interface) (both client and > server side) > 3 - WidgetPriceService.java - the interface used to > get the client-side > proxy/stub implementation of the SEI (generated from > the WSDL service) > (client-side only) > 4 - WidgetPriceServiceLocator.java - implementation > of WidgetPriceService > (client-side only) > 5 - WidgetPriceSoapBindingSkeleton.java - > server-side, delegates call to > actual implementation (server-side only) > 6 - WidgetPriceSoapBindingStub.java - client-side > proxy implementation > (client-side only) > 7 - deploy.wsdd - server-side deployment info > (server-side only) > 8 - undeply.wsdd - server-side used to undeploy a > service (server-side > only) > > In the simplest world, you can just call > > WidgetPrice wp = new > WidgetPriceSoapBindingStub(...); > > But that code's not very portable. The proper thing > - the JAX-RPC thing - > to do - as the samples show, is to start with the > ServiceFactory, use it to > get a Service, and use the service to get the stub > implementation. > > I'm not sure what you mean by your #2. Do you want > to create a proxy > dynamically? Yes, you can do that. You need the > WSDL and the SEI. See > samples/jaxrpc/hello/HelloClient.java. If you want > to do DII (dynamic > invocation interface) then you don't even need the > SEI or WSDL, but then > you have to do EVERYTHING yourself: add parameters, > add properties (like > endpoing URL), invoke the operation. See > samples/jaxrpc/GetInfo.java > > Russell Butek > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > Supriyo Chatterjea <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > on 07/18/2002 07:45:51 > AM > > Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > cc: > Subject: Using WSDL with Axis > > > > Hi, > > I've got a couple of questions about using WSDL with > Axis. > > 1. I notice that in example 6 of the userguide, > after > using the WSDL2Java tool, the following files are > generated: > > 1 - WidgetPriceSoapBindingImpl.java > 2 - WidgetPrice.java > 3 - WidgetPriceService.java > 4 - WidgetPriceServiceLocator.java > 5 - WidgetPriceSoapBindingSkeleton.java > 6 - WidgetPriceSoapBindingStub.java > 7 - deploy.wsdd > 8 - undeply.wsdd > > I understand that some of these are meant to be on > the > client and some of them are supposed to be on the > server. > > - My question is, why is it that you need to have > certain Java files on the client side? > > - Don't you just need a single file on the client > that > invokes the service? > > - Which files listed above need to be on the server > and which ones need to be on the client? > > - What exactly is each file for? > > 2. Also, suppose a client wishes to access a service > on a server (both running on Axis), would it be > possible for the client to access the service if it > *only* knows the URL of the WSDL file on the server > providing the service? > > Thanks, > Supriyo > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Win a DV camera, join our "30 Seconds of Fame" > contest > http://sg.movies.yahoo.com > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Win a DV camera, join our "30 Seconds of Fame" contest http://sg.movies.yahoo.com
