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Asked: 2026-05-23T10:55:41+00:00

In most tutorials that I have seen so far people are using wsconsume or

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In most tutorials that I have seen so far people are using wsconsume or something like that to create classes that clients can use to access an EJB 3 Web Service.

Is this the only possible option? As my EJB’s interface is annotated with WebMethod, WebParam, etc. isn’t it possible to create a dynamic proxy or use runtime bytecode enhancement to create the proxies, etc. on the fly? E.g.:

MyWebService webService = WebServiceEnhance.getWebService(MyWebService.class);
webService.webMethod("foo");

A link to good reference material is also highly appreciated.

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  1. Editorial Team

    One way is to deal with pure XML request/response. You can trap sample request/response for the web service you want to consume using either SoapUI or Fiddler and then use these samples as templates within your client.

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