/MeshWeave

composition of web services using multiple technologies and mostly java

Primary LanguageJava

MeshWeave

Hints at the intricate network of technologies and services.

API/Services Architectures

graph LR
    REST --> JSON
    REST --> XML
    REST --> Webhooks
    REST --> gRPC
    REST --> GraphQL
    REST --> WebSockets
    gRPC --> Protobuf
    GraphQL --> Queries
    GraphQL --> Mutations
    WebSockets --> Full-duplex-communication
    WebSockets --> Real-time-updates
    Webhooks --> HTTP-callbacks
    Webhooks --> Event-driven-architecture
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Extra mermaid diagram

circular references

ESB-BizTalk-WebServiceComposition

Simple invokation of web services in biztalk server.

For Microsoft Visual Studio Solution File Visual Studio 2010 BizTalk Deployment Server Version=3.0.1.0

Language used is C#

obtains data from endpoint: http://nonnb-w7.dvt.co.za/BizTalkWCF.Orchs/BizTalkWCF_AddSuffixService_RcvSuffixService.svc invokes method GetDataUsingDataContract result is returned in XML Format

By Andres Leon SOA-Integration Professional Master Service Oriented Computing

Web services client

SOAP

get a WSDL online and then use a CXF utility to generate the java code

wsdl2java is a command-line tool from Apache CXF used to generate Java code from a WSDL document1. Here’s how you can use it:

Download the WSDL file: You need to have the WSDL document saved on your local machine2.

Run the wsdl2java command: The basic syntax of the command is as follows:

wsdl2java -fe <front-end-name> -db <data-binding-name> -wv <wsdl-version> -p <[wsdl-namespace =]package-name>* -sn <service-name> -d <output-directory> <path-to-wsdl-file>

Here’s what some of the options mean:

-fe frontend-name: Specifies the frontend. Default is JAXWS. -db databinding-name: Specifies the databinding. Default is JAXB. -wv wsdl-version: Specifies the WSDL version. Default is WSDL1.1. -p [ wsdl-namespace= ] PackageName: Specifies zero, or more, package names to use for the generated code. -sn service-name: The WSDL service name to use for the generated code. -d output-directory: The directory where the generated code will be placed. Compile and run the generated code: Once you have generated the code, you can compile and run it as you would with any other Java code. Please note that if your WSDL file is secured (for example, accessed over HTTPS), you might encounter issues with SSL handshake3. In such cases, you might need to manually download and reference any XSD files used in your WSDL2.

Remember to replace , , , <[wsdl-namespace =]package-name>*, , , and with your actual values.

For more advanced usage and options, please refer to the official Apache CXF documentation. https://cxf.apache.org/docs/wsdl-to-java.html

2023-10-28 after some serious struggle trying to get wdl2java to work for a simple WSDL file I found online i have found a solution