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* by the Apache Axis WSDL2Java emitter.

*/

package localhost.axisejb.services.RemoteHelloService;

import javax.xml.rpc.*;

public interface HelloService extends Service {

public String getRemoteHelloServiceAddress();

public Hello getRemoteHelloService() throws ServiceException;

public Hello getRemoteHelloService(java.net.URL portAddress)

throws ServiceException;

}

Notice that the

HelloService

has two methods for finding your service, both called

getRemoteHelloService()

. The no argument version of

getRemoteHelloService()

will return an instance of

Hello

interface for you to

work for the service you have deployed at

http://localhost:8080/axisejb/services/RemoteHelloService

. (The code was modified to

fit nicely on the screen).

The other version of

getRemoteHelloService()

that takes a URL is used to look

up a particular Web service at another location. This is for when you deploy your Web

service to production, for example,

getRemoteHelloService(new

URL("http://www.rickhightower.com/AxisEJB"))

.

RemoteHelloServiceSoapBindingStub

and

HelloServiceLocator

implement

Hello

and

HelloService

respectively. The class

HelloServiceTestCase

demonstrates how to use

RemoteHelloServiceSoapBindingStub

and

HelloServiceLocator

as follows:

/**

* HelloServiceTestCase.java

*

* This file was auto generated from WSDL

* by the Apache Axis WSDL2Java emitter.

*/

package localhost.axisejb.services.RemoteHelloService;

import junit.framework.*;

public class HelloServiceTestCase extends TestCase {

public HelloServiceTestCase(java.lang.String name) {

super(name);

}

public void test1RemoteHelloServiceGetGreetings() throws Exception {

RemoteHelloServiceSoapBindingStub binding;

try {

binding = (RemoteHelloServiceSoapBindingStub)

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