Java web service (jwsdp)

Hi,
I am a newbie to java web service. In my currect project [ using jsf, j2se5.x and tomcat 5.5.17 and Oracle as DB ] I need to update an external system's database (Clarity,CA). So far I read, I understand that I need to use web services to do that. One of colleague has already used jwsdp-2 to a different system. Clarity's web service system uses XOG(Xml open gateway) which uses wsdl.
In this stage, I am totally confused. How can I connect to jwsdp with clarity's web service ? Can anyone help me how to proceed with this ? How can I start writing a web service ?
Please help me.
Thanks,
njan.

sun.njan wrote:
Hi,
I am a newbie to java web service. In my currect project [ using jsf, j2se5.x and tomcat 5.5.17 and Oracle as DB ] I need to update an external system's database (Clarity,CA). So far I read, I understand that I need to use web services to do that. One of colleague has already used jwsdp-2 to a different system. Clarity's web service system uses XOG(Xml open gateway) which uses wsdl.
In this stage, I am totally confused. How can I connect to jwsdp with clarity's web service ? Can anyone help me how to proceed with this ? How can I start writing a web service ?
Please help me.
Thanks,
njan.You need to study SOAP first in order for them to pass values.

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