Call Weather web Service
I. Create a project
Project Name: weatherclient
Ii. creating a local WSDL file
File name: weather.wsdl
Visit: HTTP://WWW.WEBSERVICEX.NET/GLOBALWEATHER.ASMX?WSDL will see the file, and then view the source code
Save to Local.
Iii. generating code to invoke the server based on a local WSDL file
Using the Wsimport-target 2.0-keep local WSDL file path
Iv. Calling
Package Name: Net.webservicex.client
Class Name: Weatherclienttest.java
Class content:
public class Weatherclienttest {
public static void Main (string[] args) {
Globalweather globalweather = new Globalweather ();
Globalweathersoap GWS = Globalweather.getglobalweathersoap ();
String result = Gws.getweather ("Shanghai", "China");
SYSTEM.OUT.PRINTLN (result);
}
}
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Call the weather forecast web Service