Hi,
Yes WSIF (Web Services Invocation Framework) can do this, see
http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/wsif
It can use Apache SOAP for invocation and also allows you to plug in your
own invokers so you can use the same API for customised bindings as well.
Nirmal.
"Felix
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Subject: dynamic proxy generation
09/17/2001
09:03 AM
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to soap-user
Hi!
Does anybody know if there are any (preferable open source) tools available
for dynamically creating a java proxy-object at runtime for accessing a web
service from a wsdl specification.
For example with the webservices-classes included in BEA WebLogic 6.1 you
can access a web service simply by using something like:
WebServiceProxy proxy
= (WebServiceProxy)context.lookup(wsdlurl);
SoapMethod method = proxy.getMethod(methodname);
Object result = method.invoke(parameters);
Now I'm looking for something similiar that is able to create a proxy at
runtime and uses Apache SOAP for communication.
Thanks and regards,
Felix Eichhorn
