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Consume .NET Web Service from J2EE App

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fatcodeguy

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Feb 25, 2002
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CA
Hi,

Does anyone know how to configure a JDeveloper project to consume a .NET web service running on a remote server?

All help is much appreciated. Thanks!!
 
Does platform matter? Web services are designed to be platform independent, thus if you have its description through uddi you may build a stub. So the answer is JDeveloper is already configured :)

Regards, Dima
 
Thanks Sem. I think my question was unclear however (or badly worded =D )

I have a .NET web service already created. I have a J2EE app we're developing using JDeveloper. What steps do i need to consume the .NET service. You mention getting a description through uddi and building a stub. How do i get the UDDI, and how do i build the stub?

I'm new to web services, and i'm new to JDeveloper. I do 90% of my dev in a simple text editor :)

Thanks for the help!!
 
Create connection to the UDDI listing your service, open that connection, select that service in navigator tree, right button click would open context menu, choose "Generate Web-Service Stub/Skeleton"

If you have only wsdl for that service, select your project in navigator, then File/New/Busines Tier/Web Services/Web Service Proxy. Then specify the location of that wsdl.

Actually you don't need JDeveloper, both Axis and JWSDP have tools generating stub/skeleton by wsdl.

Regards, Dima
 
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