Karl,
See if the white papers below help.
Part 1 is available at
https://jax-rpc.dev.java.net/whitepaper/1.1/index-part1.html and Part 2
is available at
https://jax-rpc.dev.java.net/whitepaper/1.1/index-part2.html.
Karl Brandt @ PDTec wrote:
>Newbie question:
>
>I have had tough times to get into jwsdp. Because I was given just a WSDL
>file and I'm still working to get that beast implemented on Client and
>Server side.
>
>I had severe problems to get the entries in config.xml (server) ,
>jaxrpc-ri.xml, config.xml(client) and *.wsdl file
>(<service><port><soap:address location="xyz">) right to get the first
>communication between client and server going.
>In this case that means a simple "Hello" took me about a week to get it
>going. (You may lough about that).
>
>Just to explain why I did not had the freedom to start from scratch: The
>wsdl-file given is or going to be part of an OMG-standard and I had to
>swollow it as it is, more or less.
>
>Now to my question:
>Is there any simple( but extensive :-) ) guide, maybe a matrix, where with a
>*.wsdl as starting point and the name spaces defined there in, someone can
>deduct what the config files must contain, to avoid 404-errors ?
>
>Any such kind of information is highly welcome.
>Regards
>Karl
>
>P.S. I know about and used:
>jwsdp-tutorial
>O'reilly; Java Web Services in a nutshell
>
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