RE: Very basic Questions

[Leo de Blaauw <ld...@iza.nl>]

Well,

Lets say you want to make a client application which talks to a webservice
and
the people who run that webservice give you the wsdl. Just generate. Same
goes
for portals, like in our project, in which the portal dictates the
webinterface to several
connected organizations, therefore they give us their wsdl so we can adhere
with our
webservice to their client interface. So there ya go.

Greetings,
Leo de Blaauw

-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: Niket Anand [mailto:niket@noida.manystreams.com]
Verzonden: donderdag, juni 2003 21:44
Aan: axis-dev@ws.apache.org; axis-dev@xml.apache.org;
axis-user@ws.apache.org
Onderwerp: Very basic Questions


Hello All,
I have some very basic Questions as:-
1)Why do we need WSDL file?--> if we want to deploy service we do it by wsdd
2)Why there is need of WSDL2Java tool?--->> just to have interface and
binding stub java files.Why is the need of stub files as while deploying
services we just need wsdd and nothing else at client side.
3) Can we deploy service with just wsdl file without wsdd?

I know WSDL is language about web service but don't know its importance.
Mainly I couldn't able to realise the use of wsdl file. Can any body make me
clear of whole thing..
I have gone through user guide provided by Axis but couldn't able to feel
the utilization of wsdl file..
I might be asking silly questions but I want it to be clear about it.

Please donot laugh at me after seeing these questions.....waiting for reply

Thanks
Niket

Re: Very basic Questions

[Niket Anand <ni...@noida.manystreams.com>]

Thanks Leo,

We get interfaces and Somebindingstub java files after using WSDL2Java tool
for a wsdl file.
What is the use of _bindingstub.java generated when using WSDL2Java?
Please clarify
Thanks,
Niket
----- Original Message -----
From: "Leo de Blaauw" <ld...@iza.nl>
To: <ax...@ws.apache.org>
Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2003 6:29 AM
Subject: RE: Very basic Questions


> Well,
>
> Lets say you want to make a client application which talks to a webservice
> and
> the people who run that webservice give you the wsdl. Just generate. Same
> goes
> for portals, like in our project, in which the portal dictates the
> webinterface to several
> connected organizations, therefore they give us their wsdl so we can
adhere
> with our
> webservice to their client interface. So there ya go.
>
> Greetings,
> Leo de Blaauw
>
> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
> Van: Niket Anand [mailto:niket@noida.manystreams.com]
> Verzonden: donderdag, juni 2003 21:44
> Aan: axis-dev@ws.apache.org; axis-dev@xml.apache.org;
> axis-user@ws.apache.org
> Onderwerp: Very basic Questions
>
>
> Hello All,
> I have some very basic Questions as:-
> 1)Why do we need WSDL file?--> if we want to deploy service we do it by
wsdd
> 2)Why there is need of WSDL2Java tool?--->> just to have interface and
> binding stub java files.Why is the need of stub files as while deploying
> services we just need wsdd and nothing else at client side.
> 3) Can we deploy service with just wsdl file without wsdd?
>
> I know WSDL is language about web service but don't know its importance.
> Mainly I couldn't able to realise the use of wsdl file. Can any body make
me
> clear of whole thing..
> I have gone through user guide provided by Axis but couldn't able to feel
> the utilization of wsdl file..
> I might be asking silly questions but I want it to be clear about it.
>
> Please donot laugh at me after seeing these questions.....waiting for
reply
>
> Thanks
> Niket
>