Re: get XML string returned by web service in java
If you type "java consume web service" about 25,000,000 results pop up showing you, with code even, how to consume a web service. There are two main ways that people do this: using JaxWS (a third party, open source, solution), or by using some of the following Java classes, already there in the SDK:
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Re: get XML string returned by web service in java
The Java recommended way is using JAX-WS, and as of JSR 109 and SDK 1.6 JAX-WS is actually part of the SDK. Using a WSDL and the classes provided is about 5 lines of code, AND the best part is that you don't have to write your own XML parser.
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