For creating a client for an existing web service in a very simple way :
download the WTP (Web Tools Platform) plugin for eclipse (forget about the
JBoss-IDE for now) and just do a new > web service client.
This works like a charme for the most simple tasks you have to do with web
services. I d
Hi Thomas,
I did the tutorial rpc step by step (for the client side only). Basicaly, I try
to call a web service that returns "hello 'your name'".
The web service is hosted on an apache Axis web server. I am trying to create a
servlet which calls this webservice. The problem is that there is no
This works but JBoss says then no longer support axis (that's why we gotta add
those jars to the lib folder (by the way, do not forget to reboot your server
so that jars files are used ! ;)) how about using the ws4ee service stack as
recommended by JBoss ??
I tried the tutorial in the wiki (rpc
Axis is no longer supported as you said. The best practice is now to use the
wscompile tool but, as far as I understand the thing, you don't have to use all
the files generated...
So I guess you don't need the files which requires non present libraries. I
think this is part of their willing to
Thanks same thing here... I will let you know if I find a good way to use WS
with the "recommended" pratice !!
(I had issue with axis, that's why I switched)
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Hi forJbpm,
Well I had the jboss-ws4ee/sar installed but it was not working. Finally I
managed to get things work by adding the Jar files included in axis in the
Jboss lib folder...
Nevertheless, I had to quit using axis for other reasons on JBoss and I am now
trying to use the ws4ee as it sho
Well, yes I looked in the samples provided and I am sorry I was not able to
find out the reason why this is not working...
I really would like to know how to fix this... Thank you !
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tMyWebServiceHello();
out.println("RES du WS :
");
out.println(helloWS.hello("Pierroot"));
out.println("
Fin du WS
");
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
When I deploy and try to run the servlet (which works fine without the piece of
code sho
I have the exact same problem...
It would be nice if someone knows a way to get those clients to work...
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MyWebServiceHello helloWS =
locator.getMyWebServiceHello();
out.println("RES du WS : ");
out.println(helloWS.hello("Pierroot"));
out.println("Fin du WS");
} catch (Exceptio
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