Example on Web Service Consumption using Spring if provided a WSDL?

I will recommend generating the request and response objects with JAXB from the provider's XSD schemas You don't need to generate the service classes with Spring WS since it uses a template class to communicate against the WS server. If you're familiar with Spring JDBC or Spring JMS, the template class behaves quite similar to the JMSTemplate and JdbcTemplate classes Actually, the Spring WS client doesn't need the WSDL document at all! In addition to XSD schemas, you only need to set the URI property on the WebServiceTemplate bean like this example does: bean id="webServiceTemplate" class="org.springframework.ws.client.core.

WebServiceTemplate".

I will recommend generating the request and response objects with JAXB from the provider's XSD schemas. You don't need to generate the service classes with Spring WS since it uses a template class to communicate against the WS server. If you're familiar with Spring JDBC or Spring JMS, the template class behaves quite similar to the JMSTemplate and JdbcTemplate classes.

Actually, the Spring WS client doesn't need the WSDL document at all! In addition to XSD schemas, you only need to set the URI property on the WebServiceTemplate bean like this example does: Here's a tutorial that might give you some answers.

See if this step by step tutorial on - Web Service Client with Spring-WS - is helpful - at justcompiled.blogspot.com/2010/11/web-se....

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