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Old 07-23-2008, 02:38 PM
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WebService Client
Hi

I want to access a web service of .net using a java client, how can we do this using net beans 6.0

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There is a wizard for generating classes from the WSDL file
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yes i ran that wizard but giving error
[ERROR] undefined element declaration 's:schema'

Any idea about this error??
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Old 07-23-2008, 03:48 PM
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Probably a missing definition in the <definitions/> section of the WSDL or a xsd linked to from the WSDL

xmlns:s="http[..]wwwDOTw3DOTorg/2001/XMLSchema" is the definition i think you are looking for. With the url fixed (Im not allowed to post a url)

Rather generate from the servers published url on the network than from local files.
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