SOAP web services isn't a easy technology, go and catch some tutorials
first about create server side web services and clients by hand (do not use
the IDE generator for learning)... so you understand what is really
happening, then you could need to learn how to use some debugging tools
like:
TCPMO
Ok I got it..
I am getting exceptions when I call service through stub created(some
ADBDatabinding exceptions::unexpected subelements..)
how to solve it and sorry for not clear with my problem but I think u got
my problem so plz fast
Thank u,
The_Dark_Knight_Legend.
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Either you're going to have to tell us more about your intent or your output.
There just seems to be not enough information
From: Shashikant Sarade [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2012 1:27 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: Web Services Client
I had Cr
What is the stack trace that you are getting?
1) General Java/JSP Compile/Deploy errors?
2) Axis Runtime Errors?
Have you confirm the client works outside of the JSP's?
With so little information and context to the errors your having it is
really have to help.
On 8 April 2012 18:26, Shashikant
I had Created Web Service Java Client Using AXIS 2 (Using Eclipse IDE).
But when i use client bean into JSP page for my Web App. I get errors...
On Sun, Apr 8, 2012 at 10:33 PM, John Patrick wrote:
> More context in your questions might be useful for the list.
>
> JSP is essentially just Java so
More context in your questions might be useful for the list.
JSP is essentially just Java so yes, you can have a Web Service Client
in JSP. Although I'm not sure why you would want to, bit hard to test
the client and functionality, does advocate reuse of code.
Personally I'ld get Axis2/Java to cr
Can I use JSP ??
On Sun, Apr 8, 2012 at 8:09 PM, John Patrick wrote:
> If I understand your question correctly then, your client is not
> limited to any language. That is the advantage of web services, as
> long as the server and client are using the same wsdl then it works.
>
> But if your want
If I understand your question correctly then, your client is not
limited to any language. That is the advantage of web services, as
long as the server and client are using the same wsdl then it works.
But if your wanting to automatically generate a client using Axis 2,
your then limited to Java an
Hi,
You can use any language that supports web services. For example, it can be
Java itself with Axis1 or 2.
So many languages including Java, .net, Ruby, php support writing web
service clients. So it is up to you to decide which language to choose as
web service client.
Regards,
Kamal
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