is anybody know about jade to use Sabre web services
Posted: Fri Aug 07, 2009 12:57 pm
by sam >> Tue, 14 Feb 2006 4:43:41 GMT
is anybody konw about the non-Jade web services
is anybody konw about the non-Jade web services
by Patwos >> Wed, 15 Feb 2006 1:14:16 GMT
I presume you mean consuming a non-Jade Web Service Provider?
If that is what you mean, then you use the Jade Web Service Consumer option to import the supplied WSDL file the same as you would to import the WSDL for a Jade Web Service Provider.
The import wizard lets you choose to automatically apply a prefix to the proxy classes that are created by the import process. I'd also suggest you consider creating a common superclass for the proxy classes to be created below so that they are all grouped out of the way of your other classes, other than the proxy collection classes. Again, the import wizard allows you to indicate which class to create the proxy classes underneath, it defaults to the Object class.
Once imported, you then use these proxy classes with standard Jade code as you would any other classes. The Jade Web Service Consumer framework then takes care of the rest for you automatically.
I found it very easy to implement and use even though I could not actually access the actual Web Service Provider to test my code due to security restrictions.
Hope that helps,
Pat.