After some more research I'm pretty sure that in the case of a truly dynamic
client (i.e. no client-side stub generation from a remote WSDL before running
the client that then invokes the WebService call) that should interact with a
WebService operation, that has one or more custom complex input/output
parameters, I can only create ("manually and dynamically") and then send SOAP
messages via Dispatch (even JAXB-Dispatch won't help in my case).
In the case of simple data types I could still use the "old" JAX-RPC DII client
approach.
Can you (or someone else) think of other possibilities or tell me if I'm
completely wrong?
Does anyone know of a Java library that can create "sample" SOAP messages (see
Altova XML Spy or Eclipse WebServices Explorer or Web Service Console Eclipse
Plugin or ...) given a specific WebService operation in a WSDL (I know this
question may be a bit off topic, but it seems as it would be a key building
block in order to go with the JAX-WS Dispatch client)?
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