Thanks for the response. I'm working in several different directions at once. I may get around to digging further into this next week. If I make any headway, I'll let you know.

-Ben

(Sorry if you get this twice)
I've actually read this article and found it quite illuminating indeed.
Now your problem might be that in the code provided, the WSDL file that
you give to the WSDLReader has some import statements or anyway assumes
that it should have. This has to do with how a scenario of a search in
UDDI goes. If you provide the Reader with a straight-through WSDL file
(meaning that it does not implement any interface or equivalently does
not contain any import statements) tis exception you mentioned is
thrown. The solution would be to comment out the code that looks for
import elements.
Hope that helps. Let me know how things went cos I'm interested too.

Costas

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