Hi. The Eclipse SCA Tools provide some features to allow you to simply call a web service in an SCA application. It does not work with specific message structures, but your case seems pretty simple and it should work without any problem. Basically, it generates you a WS client and then cleans up the code to remove all the unrequired elements. This approach has already been tested with Tuscany 1.4 and it was even part of the SOA tutorial that was presented last week at EclipseCON. You can find an example on the SCA Tools wiki [0]. The tutorial itself is available here [1]. Check the pages 9 and 10 in particular. It shows in details how you can call a web service from an SCA application in few clicks (no need to create another SCA application). There will be another tutorial soon on the STP wiki, to show how you can use JAX-B for more complex referenced web services. Regards, Vincent Zurczak. [0] : http://wiki.eclipse.org/STP/SCA_Component [1] : http://wiki.eclipse.org/images/7/72/EclipseCON_2009_SOA_Tutorial_Toward---SCA.pdf santiago.ara...@telvent.com a écrit :
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