Re: SOAP newbie question
From: YetAnotherProgrammer (rajeev_0_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 02/12/04
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Date: 12 Feb 2004 02:06:08 -0800
Do Take a look at the wsdl pages on w3c as well.
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Sudsy <bitbucket44@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<402AB9D5.5040801@hotmail.com>...
> Axl wrote:
> > This is unchartered territory for me and I need the advice of the Java
> > gurus. I have been asked to send data from an internal data source thru our
> > firewall to a URL at a vendor site. The vendor uses web services, and our
> > infrastructure is set up to use Java. I've been told to use SOAP to
> > accomplish this. The data resides in a Domino database, so I'd be using
> > either a servlet or a Java agent. The vendor has given me two URLs that
> > have .wsdl extensions, and the name of a couple of methods, but little else.
> > I'm familiar with Java, but haven't done anything with SOAP, and never
> > transmitted data outside our firewall. I have some code that can get me out
> > of the firewall, but can somebody point me in the right direction for the
> > SOAP part? I've done some initial research on the Internet, and most of the
> > examples I have found are using the .NET framework. I HAVE to use Java.
> > All I need is some sample code somewhere, a URL to a tutorial, or something
> > to get me started. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
>
> There's a lot more than just SOAP, as your investigations should have
> already proved. I recommend "Java Web Services" by David A. Chappell &
> Tyler Jewell (ISBN 0-596-00269-6). It's an O'Reilly publication and
> all the source code from the book can be found here:
> <http://examples.oreilly.com/javawebserv>
> I don't know how successful you can expect to be just cutting and
> pasting code, however. It's complex (especially when you have to use
> WSDL) and incorporates a number of different elements. Good luck!
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