How To Build Java Proxies and Skeletons for Services with WSDL Descriptions (Doc ID 951962.1)

Last updated on DECEMBER 05, 2023

Applies to:

Oracle Business Process Management Suite - Version 10.3.1 and later
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Goal

Sometimes, when introspecting a webservice WSDL into Studio results in incorrect webservice operations handling at runtime due to non supported definitions (for example, non standard WSDL definitions), or because of complex definitions that mix different types of type bindings (for example, document, rpc, wrapped).

In order to solve this behavior, you can convert the WSDL into a manageable stub using Axis WSDL2Java and then catalogue it as java component.

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How To Build Java Proxies and Skeletons for Services with WSDL Descriptions (Doc ID 951962.1)

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