Generate the WebService client 4 Method

 

1. Use axis to produce client code (save it as a bat file)

Previously, many failures were caused by directory spaces such as axis_lib and output_path.

set Axis_Lib=F:\axis1.4\axis\WEB-INF\libset Java_Cmd=java -Djava.ext.dirs=%Axis_Lib%    set Output_Path=D:\Workspacesset Package=com.axis.sub%Java_Cmd% org.apache.axis.wsdl.WSDL2Java -o%Output_Path% -p%Package% http://192.168.11.62:8090/rainLogin?wsdlpause

2. Use wsimport.exe of jdk1.6to generate client code (add the JDK bin to the environment variable path before)

 

wsimport  -keep -p com.jdk6.sub -s JavaSrc http://192.168.11.62:8090/rainLogin?wsdl

-S (SRC): generate the client code-P (Package) in the javasrc (to be manually created) folder in the current path: Define the package name-keep of the client code to keep the. Class File

 

3. Use cxf wsdl2java. BAT (add the bin directory of cxf to the environment variable path first)

Run the following code in the SCR directory of the CMD project to generate the client code under SRC.

wsdl2java http://192.168.11.62:8080/FFWebservice/services/PortalServices?wsdl

 

 

4. Use the built-in myeclipse tool to generate client code

Create a Java project, right-click the project to create other, select the Web service client of Web Services, and enter the WSDL address in service definition, for example, http: // 192.168.11.62: 8080/ffwebservice/services/portalservices? WSDL

Finnish can generate client code.