I have written a service using Axis2. Now I wish to consume it using a browser based client written in JavaScript.
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I have written a service using Axis2. Now I wish to consume it using a browser based client written in JavaScript.
There are several options when deploying an Axis2 service, ranging from the webservice style (ex: RPC), encoding, transport (tcp/http), handlers, attachments, WS-Security, etc. which makes it hard or impossible to implement a fully compliant Axis2 client.
I would strongly recommend you publish your services enabling the REST api and consume the services via REST. Here’s the link to the docs: http://ws.apache.org/axis2/1_5/rest-ws.html
If you want to take the hard route and parse soap messages, I would recommend that you write your client using GWT and expose some services using GWT exporter