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Roger Irwin
I have a ready made pre-packed app that serves up functions available
via SOAP. These functions are described in a WSDL file:
http://opcfoundation.org/webservices/XMLDA/1.0/
Unfortunately all the examples for accessing these functions are .NET,
and I would like to use them from Java.
I have downloaded the Web Development kit from SUN, but this is big and
comprehensive. It includes all the server side stuff and tutorials base
themselves on a round trip scenario, all I want to do is access some
functions which are allready out there.
Anybody now of a simple client access "quickstart"?
BTW, I have seen some WSDL browers which can be pointed at a SOAP server
and allow you to browse the interface, in some case they allow you to
invoke functions. Unfortunately all the ones I have seen are on-line,
and my server is behind a firewall. Does anybody know such a tool that
can be downloaded, if there were JAVA source all the better, I could try
functions and see HOW I was accessing them;-)
via SOAP. These functions are described in a WSDL file:
http://opcfoundation.org/webservices/XMLDA/1.0/
Unfortunately all the examples for accessing these functions are .NET,
and I would like to use them from Java.
I have downloaded the Web Development kit from SUN, but this is big and
comprehensive. It includes all the server side stuff and tutorials base
themselves on a round trip scenario, all I want to do is access some
functions which are allready out there.
Anybody now of a simple client access "quickstart"?
BTW, I have seen some WSDL browers which can be pointed at a SOAP server
and allow you to browse the interface, in some case they allow you to
invoke functions. Unfortunately all the ones I have seen are on-line,
and my server is behind a firewall. Does anybody know such a tool that
can be downloaded, if there were JAVA source all the better, I could try
functions and see HOW I was accessing them;-)