WSDL-Question

Hi folks
We are in the process of developing a couple of web services - and we have run into a "situation" during this process that we cant quite figure out.
We have created web services using both inside-out and outside-in, both with the same result.
The issue is this. The WSDL-files generated by SAP contains a "TransportBinding"-node, which contains a "Policy"-node with the value "HttpsToken" and "AlgorithmSuite"-node - with the value "TripleDesRsa15".
The node "soap:address location" on the other hand only implies that the communication is via standard http : "http://our.server.dk:8020/.......".
The consumer of these webservices seems to get confused about the Https/TripleRsaDes nodes, and they have to remove the "TransportBinding"-node to make it work.
Is this an error in the SAP-generated wsdl-files or is it an error on the consumer-side, that they are unable to "understand" the file correctly?
Any help is appreciated
Best regards
Brian

Jeeee wrote:
Hello everyone,
I'm really new at that JAVA deving thing and would like to learn more... I'm on windows Vista right now and I created a .NET Web Service that I need to access with a java class. Someone on this forum told me to use the WSDL2JAVA from CXF and that would create the necessary. So now I downloaded XAMPP since CXF requires Apache. But I'm stuck there. Sorry if it sounds really noobish but I have no clue what to do next... I don't understand if I need to download something from the CXF or it's build in the Apache. I hope any one can give me a small clue at what to do here!!
Thank you!!wsimport is a tool that ships with java. Pass this application the url to your .net WSDL and it will actually generate the class files (compiled) based on this wsdl.
example:
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