How to access PL/SQL Web Services using java

New to Webservices. Created PL/SQL Web Service using JDeveloper. Vendor is not sure how to access it using java. Can anyone please help to point in the right direction or provide some sample ?

So if I'm correct you have already exposed a PL/SQL procedure or function as web service?
In that case you can generate a proxy (client) for the generated web service using JDeveloper. It will generate Java code which invokes the web service.
See the wizard in JDeveloper, it should be in the same category as the create PL/SQL web service wizard.
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