Anuj,
WSIF offers two modes of invocation, dynamic and stubbed (using dynamic
proxies). The code you are looking at shows the stubbed approach. To invoke
the StockQuote sample in a dynamic way you can use the DynamicInvoker class
via:
java clients.DynamicInvoker samples/simplesoap/StockquoteSOAP.wsdl getQuote
XYZ
where XYZ is the stock symbol.
Regards,
Owen
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Hi -
I've been reading up on WSIF and it sounds great! I have a question
regarding usage.
In the SOAP (StockQuote) sample on the ws.apache.org/wsif site, why are
(any) stubs are used in the example? I thought one of the main ideas
of the dynamic invocation was that we wouldn't need to generate stubs.
Did i miss something here?
Thanks for any help.
Anuj.
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