How to create a generic method that calls the Web Service

Hi I have a question how to create the Web Service client. In design mode, I can't specify static URLs? WSDL and process.

I found the briliant method in library of apache cxf.

for example

DCF JaxWsDynamicClientFactory = JaxWsDynamicClientFactory.newInstance ();
Customer customer = dcf.createClient ("http://soabpm-vm:8001 / soa-infra/services/default/MailSender/mailsender_client_ep?") WSDL");

Object [] results;
try {}
Results = clientA.invoke (QName new ("http://xmlns.oracle.com/SynchDSBpel20/MailSender/MailSender", "process"), '@', 'body', 'subject');
} catch (Exception e) {}


In my case, I should create a method with params (URL? WSDL, URI, name of operation, param1, praram2, param3)


Y at - it something like CXF in the ADF library?

If your question has been answered, can you please mark as answer?
THX
Antonis

Tags: Java

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