That
is where WSDL (Web Service Description Language) comes to play.
theoretically you can deploy the abstract version of the
WSDL somewhere on your website, and the client who wants to use
your service can build the client according to this
document.
There
are some tools available in the market to do the work for you. I downloaded the
IBM wstk2.4, but I hasn't got that to work with my tomcat4.0/apache soap server
properly yet. However, you can just write your own proxy and client program
without the tool.
good
luck,
Sandy
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