I need to be able to construct a SOAP request using Apache Axis2 and provide the IP address and user agent in the SOAP header to the webservice. Is there a code sample that describes how to do that?
Thanks in advance for the help!
Best wishes
Ruchi Kaur.
The best way is to get the WSDL of the service you are trying to call, and then use the wsdl2java tool to generate a client for you.
If you want to code it yourself, you can use the Axis2 API...an example can be found at this question.
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I am new to Web Service.
I have one web service and that service is consumed by both the stubs generated using axis1 and axis2.
I want to Log outgoing raw SOAP request messages and incoming SOAP response at CLIENT side for both axis1 and axis2.
I have implemented at server end for both axis1 and axis2, it works fine.
My consumer is normal JAVA project.
I didn't find any proper steps how to do it.
Few links explained but much in abstract way.
I tried
http://wiki.apache.org/ws/FrontPage/Axis/AxisClientConfiguration/ViewSOAPMessages
Below linked explain very well but I am not getting Locator class in mine(I generated stub using Eclipse)
http://proghowto.com/axis-client-request-and-response-logging
if some one implemented it or has some link which explains it, Please help.
I got the way how to do later....I have posted the same here if anybody in search of same stuff
http://servletsguide.blogspot.in/
I am using Apche Axis2 for a web service client. I know to get the output of a web service. But I want to get the soap Request and response from the wsdl file.
My wsdl is http://localhost:8080/getDetails?wsdl
It would be great if some can share their experiences.
Thanks in Advance.
If you want to use a software for that, use SoapUI.
If you want to do it from Java, you have these options.
Generate the classes for a SOAP Client using wsdl2java command.
There are many ways of doing this depends on the implementation you used.
Generate the classes for a SOAP Client using maven plugin, use this axistools-maven-plugin
After this search for a class having a name "...Locator" and "..PortType", use these classes.
OR,
Search for an Interface which has all the exposed methods and find a way to implement it.
Use SoapUI Tool , provide your WSDL path to this tool , it will load all operations from WSDL once if you click on perticular operation you can get sample SOAP request(XML payloads).
I have a wsdl url as follows: (this is for test and publicable)
http://partnerportal.turkcell.com.tr/spgw/services/AuthenticationPort?wsdl
I would like to make request to this url via soap and get a response. How can I do that? Where should I look for it?
Thanks in advance.
Maybe you can also have a look at the Java API for WSDL or at this other so question.
You need to create a web service client. Here's a tutorial for creating a java-based client using Eclipse.
I need to access a soap service and I have the wsdl url too. How would I go about doing this in java? Are there any good tutorials to achieve this?
Also I have an xml file generated in android to call a soap service but it isnt working. Is there any place I can paste this xml to check if the xml is correctly calling the webservice (I am using wireshark to record the xml being sent and it appears fine).
Regarding the first part of your question, you could use SoapUI ( http://www.soapui.org/ ) to load the WSDL and generate Java Client code for it ( http://nitinaggarwal.wordpress.com/2010/11/12/generating-client-java-code-for-wsdl-using-soap-ui-axis2-wsdl2java/ ). I used this way once but maybe there are better ways to do it.
The easiest is to generate a client webservice stub in netbeans. Simply create a new project and then add new web service client. Supply the WSDL and your done. Netbeans also has a great web service tutorial.
Very useful link: http://netbeans.org/kb/trails/web.html
I would suggest staying away from axis web service clients. My experience with axis is not great. wsimport used by netbeans is great so far. Uses JAX-WS.
You can use wsimport (part of JDK 6)
See documentation
CXF is both powerful and easy-to-use tool for Webservice Client Generation.
Axis does also ws client generation, but I personally had problems with it.
Can any one provide me code for consuming webservices via SOAP in java? Actually i am able to consume webservices through HTTP GET and HTTP POST but my requirement is to consume webservices through SOAP.I tried through SOAP but not getting any output. So plz help me to out from this crisis.
Thanks
The WSDL is here:
http://www.webservicex.net/globalweather.asmx?WSDL
You can view my example web service client on github. I use the maven cxf-codegen-plugin (as configured in pom.xml) to generate the client code, which is located here. You can then call the web service operations as demonstrated here.
If you search in google for java soap client example then you will find a lot of java examples of SOAP implementation.
If you have the WSDL of the web service, you can generate a Java client to talk to that service easily with Axis2 CodeGen