Will I be able to connect to a JAX-RPC web service using a JAX-WS (wsimport) generated client stub? What are the effects of consuming a JAX-RPC web service using a JAX-WS client? Are there any advantages and disadvantages?
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Will I be able to connect to a JAX-RPC web service using a JAX-WS (wsimport) generated client stub? What are the effects of consuming a JAX-RPC web service using a JAX-WS client? Are there any advantages and disadvantages?
wsimportworks on aWSDLfile which is an XML document describing the web service.wsimportdoes not care to the style of the service (RPC/DOCUMENT) as described in the WSDL.JAX-WS(which provideswsimport) provides (or rather capable of generating ) both the style (RPC/Document) of web services and both work equally well with respective types of service end points.wsimportfor generating JAX-RPC client.Hope this helps.