Creating a Web Service Proxy

A web service proxy is a collection of classes generated by JDeveloper and is used to call external web services. JDeveloper uses the target WSDL to create all necessary classes. A JD Edwards EnterpriseOne business service method uses the web service proxy to call the external web service. You use JDeveloper to create a web service proxy in the business service project that you created using OMW.

When you create a new business service proxy project in JDeveloper to consume a web service running on the WebLogic Server (WLS), JDeveloper includes certain XML files in the proxy project. When you check in the business service proxy project through OMW, the XML files in the proxy project must also be checked in as part of the project.

To be able to check in XML files along with the business service consumer projects through OMW, ensure that the UDC H95/CA includes records for XML files as business services artifacts that can be checked in.

Ensure that any new business service proxy project created in JDeveloper to consume a web service is checked in through OMW with the JDeveloper install path specified as the JDeveloper install path.

After JDeveloper creates the web service proxy, you must rename the package folder, and then rebuild the code to ensure that no errors occurred.

For more information about creating a web service proxy, see one of the following:

• Creating a JAX-WS-Based EnterpriseOne Consumer Business Service Using JDeveloper 12c or JDeveloper 11g

• Creating a Web Service Proxy Using JDeveloper11g with a JAX-RPC Client