I am trying to access a web service in the remote system by using java code. I take the WSDL URL from the XMethods registry and download the WSDL file from that location. I parse the WSDL file and display the list of operations and their Input and Output parameters and type. I will get the Input from the user according to the Information I got from the WSDL file. Now What I am need is I need to display the user the corresponding output from the Webservice. For this what is the easiest method to consume the Webservice. I dont have any Idea. Please anyone can help me??? Thanks in advance.
you can user axis2 jar framework to consume the webservice. Axis2 jar's generate the dependency files to consume the web service. Use this link to create client files.
http://javapapers.com/web-service/axis2-web-service-using-eclipse/
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I have created a web service in Ab-initio, I want to call that web service from java, I have read a lot information from help file. It gives me some information about plugin, but they have not mentioned it specifically that how to call service mentioned in plugin from java. Will anyone please guide me through it.
Thank in advance.
Assuming you are using SOAP as your transport mechanism in RPC Subscribe -> Read XML Transform, the following link gives you a working example of a SOAP client:
Working Soap client example
if you can test your web service using the component Call Ab-Initio RPC, and a record format of:
include "~$AB_HOME/connectors/RPC/rpcheader.dml";
include "~$AB_HOME/connectors/SOAP/SOAPRequest.dml";
metadata type = record
rpcheader hdrs;
SOAPRequest soaphdrs;
utf8 string(big endian integer(4)) body;
end;
then modifying the java code in the link to assign appropriate field name values should work.
I am making a currency converter using netbeans, using a wdsl/soap
http://currencyconverter.kowabunga.net/converter.asmx?op=GetConversionAmount
Whenever i try to retrieve the information i get the error shown on the picture above, does anyone know what the problem is?
As I am not using Netbeans so I cannt tell about the perticular issue.
But if you want to generate the client side code for webservice.
Just run the following commend
wsimport -keep wsdlUrl
for wsdl url deploy your application and open in browser the copy the url from browser.
this will generate all the source code for client java file as well as .class files.
wsimport commend has many other options check if you want more.
I am working on an application, that will pass client input to a vendor using web services. As phase I of the project, the vendor provided us with the XSD's and WSDL information. I used apache CXF to build the client jar. Now the issue I am facing is that, as part of the requirement, I need to send them the SOAP Request in an encrypted(I have taken care of the encryption part) XML file, that they will manually process, and send me back the response in another XML file that I need to parse and retrieve the response object.
Is there anyway to use the client jar in a dummy mode or something, where it looks like we are calling the client, but all we are doing is getting the raw SOAP request to a file
I kind of a hit a dead end and I am not totally sure how to proceed here, any help or suggestions would be appreciated
You might try SoapUI, it's a free web service testing tool. I know you can view the raw data of your soap request and response with it. soapUI
I'm trying to generate a web service client with the eclipse Web Service Client wizard. However, the wsdl needs http authentication, and haven't found a way to enter the authentication information.
Open the wsdl in a browser and enter the login information when prompted. Once the wsdl opens save it to a file on your hard drive. Use the file with eclipse to generate your code. Then you may have to replace the endpoint value in the java code created because it will contain the location of the file instead of the deployed wsdl. I've had to do it this way a couple of times to get around the authentication piece.
I dont have any experience for web services. please give me some suggestion about the task below.
the task is:
users will send a txt file (size should less than 20K ) from a .NET application, I need to write a web services which runs by jboss 5.x to read this file and edit this file and send the file back to .NET UI to display the edited version.
question is that if the txt file is just text string or binary string, are there any restriction of the string length? if it's binary string, can I need to use BinaryReader class to read it? or not need special reader to read it? (this could be a dumn question :P)
what if the .NET application can save the file on either the .NET application server or some shared server location, send a download URL to web serivces, can web services download it and read it? JBoss will be run on Linux sever.
After edit the file, how do I send it back?
Thanks for your help!
It's hard to find reliable information about limitations in size, this depends on the libraries you use.
I would rather use an attachment than a single string containing the whole file Handling attachments in SOAP
For .Net see Add Attachments to a SOAP Message by Using DIME
After edit the file, how do I send it
back?
Request processFile(File)
Response UniqueId
Request getProcessedFile(UniqueId)
Response Edited File