Soap toolkit question

Hi
Can I use the soap toolkit provided by WLS 6.1 to generate a SOAP message without
having any webservice in mind - what I want is just generate a SOAP message with
some data - without having to call a webservice - ie I do not have any wsdl on the
client side.
thanks
Anamitra

http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs61/webServices/advanced.html#1001373
regards,
-manoj
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Hi
Can I use the soap toolkit provided by WLS 6.1 to generate a SOAP messagewithout
having any webservice in mind - what I want is just generate a SOAPmessage with
some data - without having to call a webservice - ie I do not have anywsdl on the
client side.
thanks
Anamitra

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