A Webdynpro java application primarily provides a user interface. It is not like an RFC or EJB which can provide a service. So I dont understand the "consuming" part. What exactly is your requirement?
Every webdynpro application can be "called" or "run" using a url. If you want to call a webdynpro application externally, you could use that url. May be if you can explain the scenario a bit more.
I know I can call the WDJ using the URL, but I have to call a robot application in the near future using sockets, and I want to call the WDJ using sockets to simulate this scenario.
I dont think it is possible to run webdynpro this way. They are neither services nor threads listening on a port. They are only applications run by a container. For ex. a servlet run by the servlet container. You can get a socket connection to the WAS that runs the webdynpro but thats it.
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