Yves wrote:
> I sent a response yesterday but it didn't get posted... hmm... anyway.
> Basically I'm just looking for a working example application (ie. that
> searches Amazon, Google; converts currencies; whatever, just so I can
> see how an application interface (Java based) creates SOAP messages
Hi Yves
Try this site:
http://www.xmethods.com
It provides links to many publicly available demonstration web services,
some of which also have example clients that you can use to try out the
service or see how to use it.
Tony
I sent a response yesterday but it didn't get posted... hmm... anyway. Basically I'm just looking for a working example application (ie. that searches Amazon, Google; converts currencies; whatever, just so I can see how an application interface (Java based) creates SOAP messages.
-YvesChandrasega
Try www.xmethods.net
There is a lot of webservices examples ...
Regards
Guillaume
Hmmm, thanks, but that's not exactly it, basically, I'm just looking for a working example of an actual application. JBuilder 7 came with an IP Works SOAP example that converts national currencies- it doesn't work with JBuilder 9. So that's basically what I'm looking for: an application using SOAP
Hi,
I think you just want to know how to use webervices and codes related to
it.(Isn't it?).
I think to start with, better go in to the apache axis directory and
download the userguide samples there. (They are very easy samples to
start.)
Every thing is explained in the axis userguide.
wishes..
r
Hi, I'm using JBuilder 9 Ent. Which, of course, comes bundled with Axis, as it supports SOAP. I'm getting the hang of using WSDL, SOAP on web interfaces but my Java programming capabilities are limited. I'd like to know if anyone knows of a place where I can download sample/example Java web apps (o
I have a similar problem,
Where a Map parameter is turned into a HashMap parameter. Not
an enourmous problem but still pretty annoying.
Wendy Smoak wrote:
I'm trying to expose this method as a web service:
public String subscribe(Subscription sub);
Subscription is an interface, and there's a Sub
ly 2003 20:21To:
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject: Java2WSDL: Can't user Java interfaces in method sigs?
I'm trying to expose this method as a web service:
public String subscribe(Subscription
sub);
Subscription is an interface, and there's a SubscriptionImpl
impleme
Title: Java2WSDL: Can't user Java interfaces in method sigs?
I'm trying to expose this method as a web service:
public String subscribe(Subscription sub);
Subscription is an interface, and there's a SubscriptionImpl implementation. The interface just has the get/s
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