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Consuming webservice using Java
Posted on 2014-03-07
Hi Experts,
we are trying to hit the service using Java webservice and the following is what has been used. its going into exception as soon as its reading the third line.
url wsdllocation = new url("http://WSDL");
QName qName = new QName ("Host", "service");
Service s = Service.create(wsdllocatio
we are trying to hit the service using Java webservice and the following is what has been used. its going into exception as soon as its reading the third line.
url wsdllocation = new url("http://WSDL");
QName qName = new QName ("Host", "service");
Service s = Service.create(wsdllocatio
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its going into exception as soon as its reading the third lineCan you please post the details of the exception?
Also, if you are able to, posting the WSDL could be of assistance.
I think that you have not pointed to the wsdl in the right way:
if the service is for example at this endpoint:
http://sample.com/hello/HelloService, then your first line should be like that:
url = new URL("http://sample.com/hello/HelloService?wsdl");
in other words: the URL of the service and "?wsdl" at the end.
if the service is for example at this endpoint:
http://sample.com/hello/HelloService, then your first line should be like that:
url = new URL("http://sample.com/hello/HelloService?wsdl");
in other words: the URL of the service and "?wsdl" at the end.
QName qName = new QName ("Host", "service");
In that line , host & service shld be varibles pointing to wsdllocation and the service name
In that line , host & service shld be varibles pointing to wsdllocation and the service name
Thanks guys for the responses. Actually there was an issue with the WSDL, that it has a some number attached to it at the end
like htt://XXXXXXXX?wsdl?123445
and that was changing for session. So we had to go for some stub model which i am not familiar with and someone else is performing that. I will reach out if i have doubts. Thanks.
like htt://XXXXXXXX?wsdl?123445
and that was changing for session. So we had to go for some stub model which i am not familiar with and someone else is performing that. I will reach out if i have doubts. Thanks.
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