Creating a Web Service (Service, not Client) from WSDL

[Bert Leu]

Hi

I understand, that the "normal way" in creating Web Services is:

Creating Web Service -- WSDL -- Creating Client

Unfortunately, I have to create a Web Service (Service, not Clinet) from an
existing WSDL.

Can somebody tell me, what's the right way to do this?

Any hint is much appreciated.

Bert Leu

[Michel Posseth [MCP]]

Unfortunately, I have to create a Web Service (Service, not Clinet) from

an
existing WSDL.

So in other words you have to reverse engineer a already existing webservice

This task should be easy , as the WSDL describes the method signatures you
only have to rewrite the logic in the methods , if you would create a
webservice with empty methods in the same style as the wsdl describes you
should end up with a same wsdl signature
"Bert Leu" <bo****@swissonline.chschreef in bericht
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Hi

I understand, that the "normal way" in creating Web Services is:

Creating Web Service -- WSDL -- Creating Client

Unfortunately, I have to create a Web Service (Service, not Clinet) from
an
existing WSDL.

Can somebody tell me, what's the right way to do this?

Any hint is much appreciated.

Bert Leu

[Bert Leu]

!! if you would create a
!! webservice with empty methods in the same style as the wsdl describes
you

and that - exactly - is my problem: how do I create a webservice with empty
methode from an existing wsdl ?


"Michel Posseth [MCP]" <MS**@posseth.comschrieb im Newsbeitrag
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>Unfortunately, I have to create a Web Service (Service, not Clinet) from
an
existing WSDL.

So in other words you have to reverse engineer a already existing
webservice

This task should be easy , as the WSDL describes the method signatures you
only have to rewrite the logic in the methods , if you would create a
webservice with empty methods in the same style as the wsdl describes you
should end up with a same wsdl signature
"Bert Leu" <bo****@swissonline.chschreef in bericht
news:be**************************@news.hispeed.ch. ..

>Hi

I understand, that the "normal way" in creating Web Services is:

Creating Web Service -- WSDL -- Creating Client

Unfortunately, I have to create a Web Service (Service, not Clinet) from
an
existing WSDL.

Can somebody tell me, what's the right way to do this?

Any hint is much appreciated.

Bert Leu