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  1. How do I call metro web service from JBoss (4 messages)

    1. My business application server is running on Jboss 4.0.3 SP1 2. We recently developed a metro web services on our own xml server. 3. Now I want to call that web service from my application server. To do this How do I deploy the webservice client stub in JBoss4.0.3?
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  2. ws-client[ Go to top ]

    ws-client is not for deploy... use it directly from your application like a common library
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  3. Re: ws-client[ Go to top ]

    Thanks for your reply ... It works well, when I put the ws-client and realted jars in my application. But my I do not want to go in that way... Can I call a webservice(regrdless of vendor like metro or cxf) by simply knowing the wsdl?
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    sure you can! it's the main idea that web-service should be accessible by wsdl. all you need is to know the service url to get wsdl from and build a client with your favorite web-service stack (jax-ws, metro, cxf, axis and so on)... actually, i recommend you to read about web-services technology :) just google it!
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  5. Re: ws-client[ Go to top ]

    You can call any standard web service without tying with a specific implementation. But remember you need to have classes in your path who can do the objectxml translation. Recently I wrote about developing JAX-WS web services and deploying them on JBoss, see if this helps you in any way. http://blog.vinodsingh.com/2008/09/jax-ws-web-service-and-jboss.html http://blog.vinodsingh.com/2008/09/building-jax-ws-web-service.html Thanks, Vinod http://blog.vinodsingh.com/
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