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Consuming Web Services

 
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Hello,

I am new to WS's, I've just made some (3 separate applications),..Now I need to create a client to consume them right? But I am unsure whether 1 client can only consme 1 WS, or can i make 1 client to consume all 3 of my WS's.

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Hi,
Welcome to Javaranch!

You'll have to change your name as per Javaranch naming policy. If this name falls in the eyes of any administrator, he/she will certainly instruct you so! Go get done before being asked.

But I am unsure whether 1 client can only consme 1 WS, or can i make 1 client to consume all 3 of my WS's.


This is entirely up to you! If you think the three web services are related and potentially called by a client in any call combination possible, you can have a single client. But, bear in mind you still have to generate client side java artefacts for all the three though
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