Invoke webservice dynamically using java?

That's possible and yes, you will need to generate the SOAP request yourself and also parse the reply yourself.

That's possible and yes, you will need to generate the SOAP request yourself and also parse the reply yourself. Some links to help with this including source code etc. : SoapUI (complete source code of a generic SOAP client including a nice UI) anshu-manymoods.blogspot.com/2009/10/how... java-tips.org/other-api-tips/httpclient/... biomoby.open-bio.org/CVS_CONTENT/moby-li... soapuser.com/ngx_22jul01.html IF JavaScript is an option you can check this out...

There's SAAJ but it's pretty verbose. If you can use Spring, Spring-WS has a number of client options. You can always just build up the XML by hand, too (and parse the returned XML).

Spring-WS is quiet convenient,but it seems that it just send a ready soap message! What I consider is how to build the soap message in my application according to given input parameters! – HonestMan Nov 7 at 10:59.

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