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Creating a Client Application for a Real-time Web Service

To create a client application that calls a real-time web service, complete the following steps:

Generate the client proxy classes for the web service.

After you create the proxy classes, create the Java application to call the web service. Perform the next steps within the Java application.

Initialize the web service objects.

Create the request object.

Pass the request object to the port operation and handle the response.

The sample code snippets in the following sections are taken from the real-time web services sample program for multiple row lookup. You can view the example in the following directory:

<CDI-PCInstallationDir>/server/samples/WebServices/samples/RealTimeWebServices/UnprotectedWebServices/axis/CustomerLookup_MULTIPLEROW

Java Client Application for Real-time Web Services

Step 1. Generate Client Proxy Classes in Axis

Step 2. Initialize the Web Service Objects

Step 3. Create the Request Object

Step 4. Send the Request and Handle the Response

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