dear tony:
thanks for your reply. however, the Service object
requires not only the wsdl file, but also a QName
object which from the sample codes of axis-java,
requires a name from the wsdl file itself.
i will look into your other suggestions,
thanks again,
ye
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've used the org.apache.axis.client.Service
> constructors, that take a
> WSDL file name or URL, but haven't done the kind of
> dynamic invocation
> that you're talking about. I still needed to know
> the port name and
> operation that I wanted to call. However, the
> Service class does have a
> getPorts() method that looks like it would return
> the port types known
> about in the WSDL. And then there is the
> getCalls(portName), which returns
> the call objects for a particular port. So look at
> using these methods of
> the Service class. It's a good starting point.
>
> Alternatively, use the features of tools like XMLSpy
> (Enterprise edition)
> and Mindreef's SOAPscope, to do exactly what you
> want.
>
> Tony
>
>
> dear all:
>
> just started playing with axis (java) for some demo
> project, and have one fundamental question:
>
> if a wsdl file of a very basic service (e.g. invoke
> the service to get a string) is available to the
> client, is there some existing/easy way for the
> client
> to extract the required parameters to the objects
> required to invoke the service (e.g. Call, Service
> and
> Qname)?
>
> or posed in another way, how do you implement a
> generic client where it can analyse a wsdl file and
> present the available methods to the user (say, in a
> GUI)?
>
> this is assuming that i don't have any client stubs
> available, just the wsdl file.
>
> thanks in advance,
>
> ye
>
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