I've
been testing ksoap few months ago. I didn't use client stubs, but instead the
client uses dynamic invocation calls. This seems quite good if the services are
rather simple...
A new
JSR, 172 if i'm right, add web services capabilities to the MIDP platform. The
last revision of the SUN's toolkit provides such an implementation, and i think
you can download it apart from another site (Nokia ?). I've been testing it,
and, from the MIDP point of view, it works fine : you provide a WSDL descriptor
and the tool generates the J2ME client stubs. The last problem is AXIS ! Indeed,
the JSR specifies that just the document/literal style may be supported by
J2ME clients, and AXIS server fails running a very simple service using this
style. I've open 2 bug reports about these issues.
If you
can do more than i did that way, thanks for giving us an
echo...
Philippe Maseres
-----Message d'origine-----
De : Stig Rasmussen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Envoyé : lundi 21 février 2005 15:28
À : Axis-User
Objet : building client stubs accessible by MIDlets using ksoapHi all,This question is somewhat related to J2ME, so I apologize if this thread is not directly Axis specific.Obviously you can't use a stub generated by WSDL2Java on J2ME, bacause the CLDC has done away with the entire java.io package from J2SE. So is there a way to build a stub that will work on J2ME? For instance, the Sun One Studio IDE supports this, but I'd like to know if there is a way to use WSDL2Java instead?It's a very open question I know, but any help is well appreciated; newsgroups, articles, tutorial - pretty much everything :-)/Stig P.
