on 10-01-2007 8:07 AM
Hello.
I'd like to access Enterprise Services that are provided by Test Drive from Java Client.
I've known how to find services and how to test a service.
I've got .wsdl file.
But I have no idea that I should do next.
Let me know how to create proxy from Enterprise Service's wsdl files.
Thanks,
Koji.
There is a detailed example of consuming
"Find Sales Order Basic Data by Elements" service in .NET 3.0 at Enterprise Services WIKI https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/wiki with class diagram.
The object structures for Java for service consumption should be similar
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Hi Koji,
You can test your webservices using the software XMLSpy. which you can download from here and its free.
http://www.altova.com/download/xmlspy/xml_editor_enterprise.html
Regards
Sumit Bhutani
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What kind of JAVA client you have?. A java client which work of WSDL will take the WSDL file as input and generate the JAVA proxies according to the service definition in WSDL. AXIS from Apache is an exmaple which can take a WSDL file from any service provider and create proxies in seconds.
Thanks
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hi,
googling for 'java soap client' might help you, there are trillions of ressources on the net.
You might for instance try <a href="http://users.skynet.be/pascalbotte/rcx-ws-doc/present.htm">this</a>.
Good luck!
anton
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