On Wed, Oct 17, 2007 at 03:21:00PM +0100, Murvin Bhantooa wrote: > Hi, > > I did a similar project using WSIF. Mine involved consming several web > services that are exposed through thier WSDL. > > However as you know there are simple types and custom types in WSDL files. > > Total dynamic invocation will work fine for simple types where parameter > types will be recognised on the fly. > > You will have to generate stubs if your WSDL has complex/custom types. The > process is thus not totally automated. > > If you have downloaded WSIF you will see and example of dii in the > simpletype example and also one on complex types using stubs. > > Otherwise it is very easy to create a wrapper object and call appropriate > methods and build that into a standalone library which you can use > anywhere.
Does it mean I can ever about the usage of WSIF but create my own library? I'm not sure it is easy to parse WSDL descriptor and then call the method through SOAP? Or it is possible to create simple wrapper/facade over WSDI core, which will convert things from ObjectParam into something acceptable by WSIF, and parse back results returned by WSIF methods back into ObjectParam? -- Eugene N Dzhurinsky
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