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    Java Client Web Service In Platform Eclipse

    Hi All

    I have created a server Web Service called LoanCalcService in VS.NET 2005, the folder contains LoanInfo.asmx that when run creates the Web Service, WSDL. Which works good.

    Now i need to send a request to the Web Service server and get a response from the LoanCalcService that it provides. To do this i must create a client in another language. I am doing this in JAVA in the Eclipse platform.

    I have tested the WSDL with the web service explorer that comes with eclipse and the program works good. But when i run the Java code in Eclipse i get this Error

    HTTP Status 404 - /WebServiceProject/WEB-INF/classes/localhost/LoanCalcService/LoanInfo_asmx/LoanInfoLocator.java

    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    type Status report

    message /WebServiceProject/WEB-INF/classes/localhost/LoanCalcService/LoanInfo_asmx/LoanInfoLocator.java

    description The requested resource (/WebServiceProject/WEB-INF/classes/localhost/LoanCalcService/LoanInfo_asmx/LoanInfoLocator.java) is not available

    Can anyone tell me please what i am missing please.

    Thank You beforehand

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    A couple of things... How do you invoke your webservice? Did you use Axis? Maybe you haven't created all the stubs and skeletons?

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