I need to invoke aws through SOAP by using java.Is there any application that create SOAP request ?. I mean while giving WSDL link it should create a SOAP query and should allow to invoke.i have tried out eclipse addon but it doesnot creating SOAP request..Can any one help...?
Is there any application that create SOAP request ?.
soapUI
soapUI is a tool for functional testing, mainly of Web Services like SOAP based Web Services and REST Web Services, but also HTTP based services and JMS Services as well as databases. soapUI is an Open Source tool with a commercial companion, soapUI Pro, with extra functionality for companies with mission critical Web Services. soapUI is being produced by the community as well as the Open Source company eviware.
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I am working on a web application developed using Play framework 2.2.4(Java) and now I need to call some SOAP web services from within my web application.
I am new to Play framework and web services and I am confused on how to do it.
So far I have only managed to used the WSDL for the SOAP services to generate the java classes using wsimport.
I came across the WS API of the play framework to asynchronously call the web services and I have the following doubts.
How can I call these SOAP services using the WS API of the play framework?
In play framework, is it necessary to use this WS API to make a web service client, or can it be done using other ways?
It would be really helpful if someone can share a small tutorial to do this.
I have a GAE web service with a few GETs and POSTs, I am required to have a WSDL of the web service.
I have found several pages and posts about generating a web service from WSDL but how would I generate a WSDL from an already created web service? I was told this is possible with only a few clicks in Eclipse.
Typically the WebService producer gives you the WSDL. Most web services you are able to get to the WSDL by postfixing ?WSDL to the URL. Keep in mind that, some web service providers disable this feature.
That is if you have a web service here
http://hostname:1234/webservice
you can use
http://hostname:1234/webservice?wdsl
to retrieve the WSDL
I was reading a lot of information on the Internet, I promise, but I didn't find any post or tutorial in which appears How to write Java RESTful Based Axis2 Web Service
I don't know if this task has sense, because I have only read about RESTful Web Services or Web Services based on Axis2. It could be I have mixing differents ideas about how to develop Web Services and so, I need help. What can I do?
Where can I learn how to develop a RESTful Web Service based on Axis2?
You can't write a RESTful Web Service using Axis2. Axis2 is suited for SOAP web services.
For RESTful Web Services you have to use some other framework like Jersey
Edit: it seems you can indeed write a REST WS using Axis2 (yet Axis2 is mostly used for SOAP services).
Will I be able to connect to a JAX-RPC web service using a JAX-WS (wsimport) generated client stub? What are the effects of consuming a JAX-RPC web service using a JAX-WS client? Are there any advantages and disadvantages?
The tool wsimport works on a WSDL file which is an XML document describing the web service.
The tool wsimport does not care to the style of the service (RPC/DOCUMENT) as described in the WSDL.
If the WSDL has RPC-style, it will generate the client stubs for consuming RPC-style web services and similarly for document-style.
JAX-WS (which provides wsimport) provides (or rather capable of generating ) both the style (RPC/Document) of web services and both work equally well with respective types of service end points.
Here is an example of using wsimport for generating JAX-RPC client.
Hope this helps.
i have java appl using the rampart, metro, and soapui, open source utilities to connect to a .net wcf service
get error 500 response and message that the security validation failed. i am able to connect from the java server using a sample .net application and are able to connect.
whats the trick to get java to use .net services?
You may need to tweak the WCF service configuration to support the java clients. Install and use the WCF Interop Express wizards to help you find the correct config. If you don't control the WCF service, you still should be able to use the wizards to create a sample config they could use.