HP Integrity NonStop J-Series - Manual (Page 218)

Figure 102 TemperatureConverter Web Service WSDL File
You use the WSDL file to create the TemperatureConverter web service client so that the
TemperatureConverter is invoked as a web service.
Developing the TemperatureConverter Client on Windows using the Eclipse Galileo IDE
To invoke the TemperatureConverter service running on your NonStop system, you need to create
an Axis2/Java client on your Windows system. The APIs of the client application will be used to
invoke the web service.
Use the Eclipse IDE to create an Axis2/Java client for the TemperatureConverter web service.
To develop the Axis2/Java client application AxisClient for the TemperatureConverter web
service, complete the following steps:
1. “Creating the Client Project in Eclipse” (page 218)
2. “Adding Dependency JAR Files” (page 219)
3. “Creating the Client stub file using WSDL2Java ” (page 219)
Creating the Client Project in Eclipse
To create the client project in Eclipse, see “Developing TemperatureConverter Client on Windows
using the Eclipse Galileo IDE” (page 201) . The name of the project in this approach is
AxisClientStub . After creating the project, copy the WSDL file to this project folder.
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