On 01 Dec 2010, at 16:09, Cédrick Béler wrote: > uhm, thanks for your remarks. I guess I won't spend too much time on that > then... > > but, just to be more precise, I don't want to do something general (I'm not > in enterprise environnement either), I just want to request an application > located in my school. > This application only exposes services (described by several varaitions of > wsdl files which I think aren't totally valid). > > There are around 900 operations organized in 12 interfaces. So I was thinking > implementing 12 classes with methods being the actual RPC call to the > application (with ZincHTTP). > > I'll try one operation first, then I'll see if it's possible to generate > these 900 methods from the WSDL files...
At its lowest level SOAP is pretty straightforward: HTTP POST a huge bunch of XML, get a huge bunch of XML back. You could use some spider/debugger to look at a successful client/server interaction and take the XML and somehow parameterize it. It would be a terrible hack, doable for a couple of calls, but not for 900! > Anyway, this is not that important and if I don't succeed, I will at least > learn to use ZincHTTP :)) That would be good. Sven
