Calling a remote webservice from within a webservice

I am not sure what I need to do to be able to call a remote webservice (runs on
another weblogic server instance running on another machine in the same network)
from within a webservice. I have 2 wsdl files and I have created webservice controls
from them. I have successfully written code in the first webservice to instantiate
the parms to the 2nd webservice and invoked the 2nd webservice when both webservices
are deployed to the same weblogic server instance. So i can see the params being
marshalled and unmarshalled in the test browser.
Now how do I install the 2nd webservice on another weblogic server instance and
instruct the 1st web service to call the 2nd webservice residing on another weblogic
server instance? I presume some kind of lookup (url?) is needed and is it via
what is contained in the wsdl file?
Thanks in advance,
Stephen Kurlow

Hi Stephen,
Using a registry, for example UDDI [1], would be one solution. WLS has
a complete UDDI implementation builtin [2] for this purpose.
You are correct, you need to pass the service address location found in
the <service> section of the WSDL.
Hope this helps,
Bruce
[1]
http://www.uddi.org/
[2]
http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs81/webserv/uddi.html
Stephen Kurlow wrote:
>
I am not sure what I need to do to be able to call a remote webservice (runs on
another weblogic server instance running on another machine in the same network)
from within a webservice. I have 2 wsdl files and I have created webservice controls
from them. I have successfully written code in the first webservice to instantiate
the parms to the 2nd webservice and invoked the 2nd webservice when both webservices
are deployed to the same weblogic server instance. So i can see the params being
marshalled and unmarshalled in the test browser.
Now how do I install the 2nd webservice on another weblogic server instance and
instruct the 1st web service to call the 2nd webservice residing on another weblogic
server instance? I presume some kind of lookup (url?) is needed and is it via
what is contained in the wsdl file?
Thanks in advance,
Stephen Kurlow

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