my previous post explained about how to deploy the web service in the tomcat web server. So, our web service is up and running now. it is time to create/generate the web service client and integrate it with our application.
we can generate the Web Service client from the WSDL file. wsimport utility will help to generate java based web service client from the given WSDL.So in our scenario, we can generate the web service client with following linux command.
wsimport -keep -verbose -d <directory_to_create_web_service_client> <wsdl_url>
-verborse (print the status of the operation being executed to the terminal)
-d (path to the directory where the web service client should be created)
wsimport -keep -verbose -d /home/chathuranga/java/jax-ws/client http://localhost:8080/calculator-service/calcServiceUrl?wsdl
now we have successfully completed the process of generating the web service client. it can be integrated with your application now.
The source code for the complete example can be found at following github url.
Hope this will helpful for you!
Cheers
Chathuranga Tennakoon
chathuranga.t@gmail.com
we can generate the Web Service client from the WSDL file. wsimport utility will help to generate java based web service client from the given WSDL.So in our scenario, we can generate the web service client with following linux command.
wsimport -keep -verbose -d <directory_to_create_web_service_client> <wsdl_url>
-verborse (print the status of the operation being executed to the terminal)
-d (path to the directory where the web service client should be created)
wsimport -keep -verbose -d /home/chathuranga/java/jax-ws/client http://localhost:8080/calculator-service/calcServiceUrl?wsdl
now we have successfully completed the process of generating the web service client. it can be integrated with your application now.
The source code for the complete example can be found at following github url.
Hope this will helpful for you!
Cheers
Chathuranga Tennakoon
chathuranga.t@gmail.com
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