Peter -
I will definitely try that.
Do you know of a way to do that in NetBeans, by chance? I can certainly do it
at the command line, but my project team are all using netBeans. Perhaps I
should post that question over on the NetBeans forums...
Thanks!
- Clark
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I have a web service working fine when the client and server are on the same
machine. Now I want to test if the client can work when running on a different
host than what hosts the service.
To compile the client, I'm using the wsdl automatically generated when my
service .jar is deployed to jbo
You are a lifesaver, PeterJ - Thanks!
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After the excellent assistance I received the other day, I have a very simple
web service deployed:
My POJO is:
package com.sample.test;
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| @javax.jws.WebService
| public class HelloService {
| @javax.jws.WebMethod
| public String sayHello( @javax.jws.WebParam String name ) {
Hi,
I'm more or less a newbie to Java EE, and I'm attempting to design a web
service that accepts incoming SOAP requests and does (something). I've been
playing with sample code, but I can't get anything to deploy correctly. For
some reason, I cannot find a good, solid list of what needs to be
And, of course, I meant to post this over in Beginners Corner. Off to a rousing
start!
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Hi,
I'm more or less a newbie to Java EE, and I'm attempting to design a web
service that accepts incoming SOAP requests and does (something). I've been
playing with sample code, but I can't get anything to deploy correctly. For
some reason, I cannot find a good, solid list of what needs to be
