Anne, could you please explain some more details about JWSDL? I was trying
to do
the same thing using WSDL4J and SOAPMessage. Thanks, Zhihong
"Anne Thomas Manes" <anne_at_MANES.NET>@JAVA.SUN.COM> on 02/11/2003 12:26:20
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Try using JWSDL.
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> I've been able to do this by running xrpcc on the WSDL file and then
> parsing
> the model file generated to retrieve the correct classnames. If
> you find a
> simpler
> way to do this I would love to hear about it.
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> Regards,
> Rajesh
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> Given only a WSDL document and method name, how do we get to know the
> serviceEndpointInterface class to use, in getPort method of Service? Is
> there any sample code that illustrates how to do this?
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