On Oct 9, 2008, at 9:42 AM, Ivo Benedito wrote:
Hi,
I'm on my first experience with geronimo and also fresh on webdev
with java (only experienced with .net and RoR). I need to connect to
a webservice generated by a SAP service.
Following the geronimo tutorials, i used the bin jaxws-tool and
generated the artifacts/stubs with the WSDL(1.1) file from the
webservice. I picked the generated java classes and joined them in a
package on my project. Then, i created a JSP file and now i want to
use the classes that were generated and make the connection and pick
the data from the webservice, but the problem is that i can't figure
out what classes should i use and how to use them. I also can't find
any documentation explaining this. Probably this is a webservice/
java problem (my lack of knowledge) independent from the geronimo
aplication server.
This is the java files i get generated from the jaxws-tool:
ObjectFactory
package-info
Z3ENVACCRETURNLEVELS
Z3ENVACCRETURNLEVELSPortType
Z3ENVACCRETURNLEVELSResponse
Z3ENVACCRETURNLEVELSService
Z3ENVACCS003 --> complex type
Z3ENVACCS004 --> complex type
I think there are some relevant instructions here:
http://cwiki.apache.org/GMOxDOC21/developing-clients-for-a-jax-ws-web-service.html
There's an example of a jsp client to a jaxws web service. I believe
your Z3ENVACCRETURNLEVELSService corresponds to the example's
Converter class and your Z3ENVACCRETURNLEVELSPortType corresponds to
the examples ConverterPortType. Once you get the port type the other
stuff should appear as parameters or return values of the methods.
I'd advise writing a servlet and using dependency injection to get the
service ref, although that is not demonstrated in the example. If you
stick with jsps I'd advise using the jndi lookup approach.
hope this helps
david jencks
thks,
