Hi,
I figured out that writing a client with stub is the most easiest thing to
do. You don't have to worry about writing the creation of call code
manually.
Create the stub from wsdl2java.
You can use
AudaOrderService audaOrderService = new
AudaOrderServiceLocator();
AudaOrderServicePort audaOrderServicePort =
audaOrderService.getAudaOrderServicePort(new URL(url));
binding = new AudaOrderSOAPBindingStub();
// safety first
((AudaOrderSOAPBindingStub) binding).setTimeout(600000);
//call the webservice method
audaOrderServicePort.requestPacketList(<<param1>>,..);
Thanks,
Vivek
-----Original Message-----
From: jecki [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2005 9:36 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Service.createCall
hi,
I'm trying to consume a web service using AXIS client API. Can anyone give
me the best practice to code the client application? Should I create Service
or Call object all the time, or can I reuse it... or what if I want to use
Service or Call object in a Servlet, which is not thread-safe.
Thanks in advance.
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