RE: Calling sequence in a client

[Sagar Pidaparthi]

Title: Proxy problems

Hi,   I have now located an example from axis documentation that is similar to the on described below.  It is axis-1_2beta\samples\userguide\example6.   I would appreciate answer to the second question that I have, what are the disadvantages to using this approach as against creating a call object and invoking a method on a service?   Regards   Sagar   -----Original Message----- From: Sagar Pidaparthi Sent: Monday, August 23, 2004 10:00 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Calling sequence in a client   Hi,   I am using the following calling sequence for invoking web services and it seems to work.  I got this sequence from IBMs examples somewhere.  I don’t find a similar example in the list provided in Axis documentation.  Is this a valid way to use the web services?   First I instantiate the locator for a service, from a locater created by wsdl2java tool.  Then I obtain the service, and then I invoke the method in the service.   Is this a valid way to use Axis web services, are there any disadvantages in using like this?     Regards     Sagar               SecurityMgrBeanClientAgentServiceLocator securityLocator = new SecurityMgrBeanClientAgentServiceLocator(); System.out.println("Step1: created Security Locator"); SecurityMgrBeanClientAgent securityCA = securityLocator.getSecurityMgrBeanClientAgent(); System.out.println("Step 2: SecurityMgrBeanClientAgent"); authentication = securityCA.authenticate("hmonroe", "hmonroe"); System.out.println("Step 3: authentication token obtained   " + authentication );