Hi, John,
John Tobey wrote:
I have written a few XML-RPC methods and can call them via WebServer. I started writing JUnit tests for my methods and soon found myself writing a client stub for each method. It occurred to me that the stubs might be useful in contexts other than just testing. I realized that the stub generation might be automated with a little java.lang.reflect code yet to be written, assuming that I group my method signatures in a Java interface.
for generating the stub classes, you might prefer a generated proxy rather than a proxy based on reflection. See
http://ws.apache.org/jaxme/js/patterns/proxy.html
Jochen
