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Consuming a .Net webservice in Java

Asked by keustermans in Java Programming Language, NetBeans IDE

Tags: Java

Hi there experts,

I am a C# Developer that has been tasked to write a piece of code in Java.  Sadely I have to say that I do not know Java from a bar of soap.

Can any one show me some code on how I would consume a .Net Webservice and a .Net WCF service with Java.  I have searched the net but it just does not make any sense to me as the paradigm is so different.

I require sample code on how to this and links on what to download to be able to do this.

Please give me a sample without the native java jargon as untill a few minites ago I didn't even know the difference between a WAR and A JAR file.

Your help is greatly appreciated.
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