Re: Question about WSDL files in Apache Soap

[Carl CABOU]

Thank you so much for your answer Anne, since yesterday I was beginnig to switch my project to Apache Axis. Looks pettry cool, but quite more complicated than Apache Soap.

Anyway, I'm in now, reading the docs ...

Thanks for answering so quickly.

Best Regards.

Carl.


Anne Thomas Manes wrote:

Apache SOAP doesn't support WSDL. You would use the WSDL to find the name
and parameters in advance, and then write your client the same way that you
did before.

If you're interested in using a SOAP implementation that supports WSDL, try
Apache Axis (http://xml.apache.org/axis). It is the follow-on project that
has superceded Apache SOAP.

Anne

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From: Carl CABOU [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 05, 2002 4:10 AM
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Subject: Question about WSDL files in Apache Soap


Hi all, my question may seems dumb, I apologies for that.

I'm used to the Apache Soap Api for writing Soap RPC client to call a
webservice from Tomcat for example. But I never use WSDL files, always
knowing in advance the name and parameters to use.

So how do I make a soap call using a WSDL file using the Apache Soap API ?

Thanks in advance.

Carl.


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