Generating Java code using IDEA and WSDL

1. Create a simple Java HelloWorld project

Select Next:

Select Java HelloWorld Project Next

Fill out project name finish

2. After creating the project, select the project right click->webservice->generate

Generate code configuration, fill in the WSDL path, package path, WebService platform (I chose the Jax-ws JDK to bring the webservice implementation, no longer download the jar package)

Here I use the WSDL, which is a webservice:http://www.webservicex.com/globalweather.asmx?wsdl of the weather forecast

Select Finish to wait a moment to see the generated code:

3. Test code

Fill in the following code in main class

Import weather. Globalweather;import weather. Globalweathersoap;public class Main {public static void Main (string[] args) {Globalweather service = new Globa        Lweather ();        Globalweathersoap port = Service.getglobalweathersoap ();        String BODY = port.getweather ("Shanghai", "China");    System.out.println (body); }}

The results of the operation are as follows:

<?xml version= "1.0"  encoding= "utf-16"?><currentweather>  <location> shanghai / hongqiao, china  (ZSSS)  31-10N 121-26E 3M</Location>   <time>jul 22, 2015 - 12:00 am edt / 2015.07.22 0400  UTC</Time>  <Wind> Variable at 2 MPH  (2 kt): 0</ Wind>  <visibility> greater than 7 mile (s):0</Visibility>   <SkyConditions> mostly clear</SkyConditions>  <Temperature>  84 f  (29 c) </Temperature>  <DewPoint> 78 F  (26 c) < /dewpoint>  <relativehumidity> 83%</relativehumidity>  <pressure > 29.65 in. Hg  (1004&NBSP;HPA) </pressure>  <status>success</ Status></currentweatheR> 

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Generating Java code using IDEA and WSDL