I am a .net developer.I had created a WCF service having wshttpbinding.I want to consume this in a java application using eclipse. please provide suggestion or any other way to create client for WCF service having wshttpbinding in Java.
Netbeans Eclipse does not provide drag and drop features for WCF services using wshttpbinding security. If you really want to create a client for the same, you have to write your own classes which can adhere to wshttpbinding security protocols
Besides, I hope the link below can help you tremendously :
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/777036/Consuming-WCF-Service-in-Java-Client
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I need to share a reporting module developed in .Net and Crystal reports with Java apps to avoid redeveloping it. Can I use a WCF service hosted in Windows service to share the same with Java apps? I don't want to use IIS server if possible. How can I implement this?
I need consume a Web Service created with Java JAX-WS, I need to create a client web service in app iOS. but i don't know how.
Ok, so I have found a solution from my problem. First i make a web service Rest and using two libraries JSON framework and ASIHTTPRequest for the web service cliente.
So that's all, I hope to help somebody.
I am trying to find out information about how to use the Netbeans Rich Client Platform (RCP) for a Web Service client (SOAP webservice) but i am struggling to find any tutorials or examples specifically for web service clients.
Are there any examples or guides anywhere?
This is from another post but it looks promising...
http://tdamir.blogspot.com/2008/03/netbeans-platform-based-web-service.html
What is supported out of the box with a Java Client talking to WCF service version 4.0.
What protocols, bindings and security features are not supported (limitations if any).
It all depends on the capabilities of the Java SOAP toolkit you are using (Metro, etc). As long as the Java side support SOAP you should be able to use BasicHttpBinding no problem - you will be able to use Transport security and maybe TransportWithMessageCredential
If the Java toolkit supports WS-Security then you should be able to use WSHTTPBinding with message security.
There are not many toolkits that support WS-ReliableMessaging and WS-AtomicTransaction so you are unlikely to be able to use these
WCF can be used to expose a RESTful service and all Java needs then is the ability to use HTTP and XML/Json. For this you would use webHttpBinding
WCF is a .NET framework for providing standards-compliant web services. If your WCF service is exposed over Http as SOAP or REST then, as far as your Java code is concerned, it's just a regular web service.
i intent to replace wcf service with some java service . how should i design my wcf service such that it's gets replaced or can be replaced with the java service later such that i dont have to do any work or very little work on the client i.e on my silver light application .
any idea's / suggestions?
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1. that is the reason i am not using RIA services.
2.my wcf service should work like wcf data services work. it should allow me to do CRUD operations on my entities.
Create java services using Apache CXF or Apache Axis. Deploy those services in Tomcat server. You can easily create client proxies for those services by using adding service reference in Silverlight Client application. Now you can consume the webservice from silverlight.
The standard answer is this: use the BasicHttpBinding on the service. Don't add anything else to it. Most other stacks support BasicHttpBinding just fine.
Alternatively, use a WCF REST endpoint and standardize on consuming JSON. Then, your service can be PHP, Ruby, Java, or anything else.