does I understand it correctly. I can do following, to change the transport method of a web service request
created by my MyServerStub?
String serviceName = ... Url myAppUrl = ...
Service service = new Service(); MyAppServerStub myAppServer = new MyAppServerStub(myAppUrl, service); myAppServer.setPortName(serviceName);
DataType1 dat1 ... DataType2 dat2 ... DataType3 dat3 ...
Call call = (Call) service.createCall(); call.addTransportPackage(..) call.addTransportForProtocoll(..)
dat3 = myAppServer.requestFoo(dat1, dat2) This seems to run. But I still have some questions:
Bye Wolfram
vairamuthu thayapavan wrote:
hi
u can create call object using Service service = new Service(); Call call = (Call) service.createCall();
sometimes u need to add some handlers/chains and services in the client side. so u need client deploy wsdd. see the exaple axis-1_1\samples\transport-client deploy.
regards
vtpavan
----- Original Message ----- From: "Wolfram Ditzer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, October 08, 2003 12:05 PM Subject: wsdl2java generated client transport method
Hello,
I use classes created by WSDL2Java an d wsdl file. My aim is to build a client for a web service.
String serviceName = ... Url myAppUrl = ...
Service service = new Service(); MyAppServerStub myAppServer = new MyAppServerStub(myAppUrl, service); myAppServer.setPortName(serviceName);
DataType1 dat1 ... DataType2 dat2 ... DataType3 dat3 ...
dat3 = myAppServer.requestFoo(dat1, dat2) This seems to run. But I still have some questions:
1) How to change the Transport classes. I have to use a connection pool, when createing and removing TCP connections. I could change with
Call call = ... ???? call.addTransportPackage(..) call.addTransportForProtocoll(..)
But how to get the Call object?
2) What could I do with a client wsdd-file? I didnīt understand this?
Thank you in advance Wolfram
