I\'ve written a simple Java Console Application in Eclipse that references a WCF web service written in C#.Hosting the WCF service locally on my PC, I\'m unable to connect to the service using the jav
Im using Metro 2.0 and J2SE5. The application I have written does not know about the external WebService at compile time, it finds them at runtime based on a business logic XML file, therefore I perfo
During runtime, JAX-WS fetches the WSDL of a SOAP endpoint even though it already ran wsimport in the IDE. This behavior is illustrated here: http://jax-ws.java.net/faq/index.html#wsdl_at_runtime
I\'ve been at this for a little while and my mind has gone to mush. I\'m wondering if anyone can help me out here. I\'m trying to make a Java Web Service (using its own HTTP server and not something
Eclipse helios, preferences -> web Servcies -> METRO Preferences -> METRO Runtime Location, which folder should this 开发者_运维百科be?Or which jar(s) is it looking for?
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I am develo开发者_如何学JAVAping a web service, using Metro 2.0 and Tomcat 6, and I have a requirement to be able to log the XML payload of the request and response of a web method for development/sup
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