webservice-client

Trying to specify a custom soap header. Not sure how the SoapEnvelope.headerOut propery is to be populated. My code so far? String soapAction = serviceNamespace + "/SearchCustomer"; SoapObject rpc = new SoapObject(serviceNamespace, "SearchCustomers"); SoapSerializationEnvelope envelope = new SoapSerializationEnvelope(SoapEnvelope.VER11); envelope.bodyOut = rpc; envelope.dotNet = true; envelope.encodingStyle = SoapSerializationEnvelope.ENC; rpc.addProperty("searchBy", searchBy); rpc.addProperty("groupBy", Integer.toString(groupBy)); Here is the header WSDL extract... <soap:Header> <MISHeader

I'm trying to consume a secure (HTTPS schema) web-service with help of standard JAVA 7 JAX WS tools. This web-service requires authentication. I have already successfully added certificate to my local java keystore. All needed classes I've generated from WSDL file with help of wsimport tool. Now I am trying to use the following call to run a simple test: public class ReportingWebServiceTest { static ReportingServiceService service; static ReportingService port; @BeforeClass public static void setUpBeforeClass(){ service = new ReportingServiceService(); port = service.getReportingServicePort();

I used eclipse Helios to create a Web Service Client for consuming an axis 1.4 web service. It generated 2 packages: 1 - datamodel. 2 - client. Inside client package there are 5 classes: 1- ServiceName 2- ServiceNameProxy 3- ServiceNameService 4- ServiceNameServiceLocator 5- ServiceNameSoapBindingStub I need to Know what are these ? AND How to call the web service methods with parameters? Thanks in advance bmeding I am very new to Web Services and I can't give a good explanation of what those classes are, but, I believe you can use the Proxy class to call the Web Service methods. public class

When I go to file -> new -> other -> web services -> web service client in Eclipse and select the "Web services runtime" I see "Apache CFX 2.x", but the finish button is disabled and I get the following in the dialog box: "Choose from the list of runtimes and deployment servers, or use the default settings." Do I really have to setup a server in order to generate a web service client with CXF in Eclipse? Thanks in advance. Yes it does seem so. The CXF client runs in a "Dynamic Web Project" which needs a server runtime. See this link on the Eclipse forums 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions

Since initialization of the WS client service and port takes ages I like to initialize them once at startup and reuse the same instance of the port. Initalization would look something like this: private static RequestContext requestContext = null; static { MyService service = new MyService(); MyPort myPort = service.getMyServicePort(); Map<String, Object> requestContextMap = ((BindingProvider) myPort).getRequestContext(); requestContextMap = ((BindingProvider)myPort).getRequestContext(); requestContextMap.put(BindingProvider.USERNAME_PROPERTY, uName); requestContextMap.put(BindingProvider