Obtain a WSDL for the Dynamics service, run it through wsdl2java, and follow the wsdl-first examples.
On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 10:15 AM, antoine philippe chaker <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Henrik, > > I can give you some small advices before the gurus of CXF do : > - First it's important to have a good knowledge of Spring framework > - Second, install firefox and install the Poster add on > - Third, Google is your friend : you will find many tutorial to getting > started with CXF. > > Good Luck ! > > 2010/11/23 Henrik Magnusson <[email protected]> > >> Hi! >> >> I have never created a WS client in Java, and never used CXF - which I now >> will try to change. >> >> So where should I start. >> >> What I will later do is to call the WS in Microsoft Dynamics CRM. I have >> used SoapUI to create the XML that should be sent, but I guess there are >> easier ways to handle it. Is there a good tutorial that I can read? >> >> How do I use eclipse to get it working? I tried the Web Service wizard in >> eclipse but it only uses Axis, and later fails when reading the WSDL from >> Dynamics CRM. The CXF wsdl2java succeeds. >> >> So any help is appreciated. >> >> /N >> > > > > -- > *CHAKER Antoine Philippe Chekry* > *Ingénieur en Informatique* > *Développeur Java J2EE **, WebMaster* > *CNPS - Cote d'Ivoire* > * > * >
