Hello,
if you're up for using groovy, this might work, depending on what
type of input you are
thinking of.
The basic idea is to use the gmaven plugin and some inline groovy code
to dynamically run your web services client.
You can find what to put in your pom.xml in the below link.
Almost everything you need is under this link...
http://groovy.codehaus.org/GMaven+-+Executing+Groovy+Code
Take a look at the Custom Properties and Class Dependencies sections
on how to access Maven properties and how to include your java
dependencies.
Cheers,
-Samuli Ulmanen
On Jun 9, 2009, at 4:14 PM, wabom wrote:
To be clear: I have a set of web services deployed in tomcat. I
want to
invoke only a subset of these web services based on my input. i.e
depending
on my inputs I have a module which compute the appropriate web
services to
be called and generates the name of these web services. The problem
is that
I don't know how to invoke them in dynamic way, that's why I want
to use
PEtALS but, I think it is too complicated.
If there is an other way to do that please tell me as soon possible!
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