The Wsimport method of the JDK implements the WebService client invoke service

1. Configure the JDK environment, open the command line, enter Wsimport carriage return can see many parameters of the command,

-S: the storage path to generate client code

-P: New packaging of generated code

These two are most commonly used.

On the command line that opens, enter: Wsimport-s/home/medees/test http://10.90.2.17:6789/hello?wsdl

-S is followed by the place where the client code is generated, and the last parameter is the publish address plus the WSDL

2. Here is the directory of my Build:

　　

3. Copy the generated code package to the project, and mine is the folder generated in the test directory.

4. Create a new client project, copy the generated client code to the project SRC directory, the new class can be called directly, just like a local call

 Package com.mess;  Public class testserviceclient {    publicstaticvoid  main (string[] args) {        Helloserviceimplservice HS=new  helloserviceimplservice ();        Helloserviceimpl  HSI=hs.gethelloserviceimplport ();        String message=hsi.sayhello ("John Doe");        SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN (message);}    }

The output is:, the client call succeeds!

The Wsimport method of the JDK implements the WebService client invoke service