Async Web Service Client - Initialization

Question

Hi @ll
A simple WS client can be initialized manually like:
service = new BasicReferenceService_Impl(referenceServiceWSDL);
port = service.getReferenceServiceSOAPjms();
If you do async calls over e.g. jms then you have to use annotations and define the port and response resp. failure methods like:
@ServiceClient(serviceName = "BasicReferenceService")
private ReferenceServicePortType port;
@AsyncResponse(target = "port", operation = "getResearchTarget")
public void onGetResearchTargetAsyncResponse(AsyncPostCallContext apc, ResearchTargetType researchTargetType)
logger.info("Async Result: " + researchTargetType.getTargetName() + "\n");
@AsyncFailure(target = "port", operation = "getResearchTarget")
public void onGetResearchTargetAsyncFailure(AsyncPostCallContext apc, Throwable e)
logger.error("Error occured during async call", e.fillInStackTrace());
Here find more information about:
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs92/webserv/advanced.html#wp256268
This example client is implemented as Web Service defined by the @WebService annotation.
- Is it really necessary to pack the generated client that calls the provider web service "BasicReferenceService" into another client web service that it get initalized with the defined annotations?
- Is it also possible to pack the generated client into a stateless session bean so that the defined annotations get initalized correctly?
Thanks for helping and greetz
Dani

Answer 1

Sorry about the delay,
You just need to use the standard java http proxy properties, take a look at:
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/A97329_03/web.902/a95453/useservices.htm
Does this help?
Gerard