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How to develop WSDL/SOAP client?

 
swarupa patil
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Hi rancher's,
I am interrested to know
How to develop the SOAP client?
 
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you can use apache axis2 to generate client stubs for any WSDL.

http://ws.apache.org/axis2/

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There are a number of different ways to develop a WS client, depending on which APIs you want to use. A simple SAAJ client is shown here.
 
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Another example is the Java Web Services Developer Pack at Sun.
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