Using Eclipse 3.1 SDK to implement Web Services

Hi
I am using Eclipse3.1 as the SDK for developing Web Services from Java Classes, and I have created two Web Services: X and Y. I need to make X a client to Y; therefore, I have been searching the Internet on how I can implement this. I got many references; some of them uses JAX and others use "com.ibm.cowbell" and "com.ibm.ws packages", but so far I cannot make it. When I try to import "com.ibm.ws", I got an error that the name of the package cannot be resolved. If any one has a suggestion of best practice in this or telling me why I cannot import "com.ibm.cowbell", I will be really appreciating as this is very impotant for my MSc. Thesis.
Best regards for all
Sherif

Kurt:
It does look like a bug. I can offer the following workaround.
Create a Manual Web reference as described here:
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B32472_01/doc/appdev.300/b32471/advnc.htm#BABCBBHJ
section "Creating a Web Service Manually"
based on the WSDL below, you would enter the following for URL and Action:
URL: http://xpvm.us.oracle.com:8888/orabpel/default/ItemGet/1.0
Action: process
Also, enter a name for an APEX collection to store the response, such as GET_ITEM_RESPONSE.
For the SOAP Envelope, paste in the one that works from SOAPUI or use BPEL Control to get the envelope. Instead of static values for the parameters you use #ITEM_NAME# substitutions. So if the page generated by the wizard was on page 1, it would look something like:
<inputVariable><part xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" name="payload"><get:Item xmlns:get="http://TargetNamespace.com/GetItemRequest">
<get:SETID>#P1_SETID#</get:SETID>
<get:ITEM_ID>#P1_ITEM_ID#</get:ITEM_ID>
</get:Item>
</part></inputVariable>
(with the proper SOAP Envelope wrapper around it)
Now go to page 1 (assuming that was the page created by the wizard) and remove the current process of type Web service on that page. Add a new process of type Web service, choose Manual, and choose the manual one you created above.
Follow the instructions in the section titled "Displaying Web Service Results in a Report" at the link above to create a report on the result.
There is also an advanced tutorial using Manual Web references you may wish to review:
http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B32472_01/doc/appdev.300/b32469/web_serv.htm#CHDEFEGH
Hope that helps,
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