How to call HTTP Post Method URL in SOA 10g

Hi,
I have a requirement where i need to call a HTTP Post Method, I have a URL, if i hit it in the browser, i am getting the response details. I know there is a HTTP Binding Adapter in 11g, but we are on 10g. Can anyone please let me know whether we can do it in 10g and how ?
Thanks Always
N

You will need to write the WSDL by yourself. Just make sure you have the end point detail, operation name(if required) and the schema available to write the WSDL.

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Hi,
I have a requirement where i need to call a HTTP Post Method, I have a URL, if i hit it in the browser, i am getting the response details. I know there is a HTTP Binding Adapter in 11g, but we are on 10g. Can anyone please let me know whether we can do it in 10g and how. ?
Thanks Always
N

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