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Calling one webservice from another web service

Hi,
I want to pass out put of one web service to another web service.
How can I do that?

Regards
Amit

Re: Calling one webservice from another web service

Posted by Dr Janusz Martyniak <ja...@imperial.ac.uk>.
  Hi,

Unless you want to daisy-chain the services (client - > serviceA -> 
serviceB ), then you serviceA impl method  would act as a client of 
serviceB. Is that what you originally wanted ?

                  cheers JM

Nilesh Ghorpade wrote:
> Hi Amit,
> 
> As per my understanding what you want to do is to get the response from 
> WebService 1 and pass the same as input to WEbService 2. If this is the 
> case then I believe you can use a single client code which would first 
> take the WebService 1 enpoint URL and invoke it. On successfully 
> executing the WebService 1 call it would pass the response obtained to 
> the second WebSerice  i.e. WebService 2.
> 
> Hence IMO there you would have to write a client which would be doing 
> the same thing two times for the two different WebServices.
> 
> Hope that helps.
> 
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Nile
> 
> */Amit Andhale <am...@gmail.com>/* wrote:
> 
>     Hi,
>     I want to pass out put of one web service to another web service.
>     How can I do that?
>      
>     Regards
>     Amit
> 
> 
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Re: Calling one webservice from another web service

Posted by Nilesh Ghorpade <ni...@yahoo.com>.
Hi Amit,
  
  As per my understanding what you want to do is to get the response from  WebService 1 and pass the same as input to WEbService 2. If this is the  case then I believe you can use a single client code which would first  take the WebService 1 enpoint URL and invoke it. On successfully  executing the WebService 1 call it would pass the response obtained to  the second WebSerice  i.e. WebService 2. 
  
  Hence IMO there you would have to write a client which would be doing  the same thing two times for the two different WebServices. 
  
  Hope that helps.
  
  
  Regards,
  
  Nile

Amit Andhale <am...@gmail.com> wrote:  Hi,
  I want to pass out put of one web service to another web service.
  How can I do that?
   
  Regards
  Amit
  

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