Examples of SecServiceLocator


Examples of org.apache.ws.axis.samples.wssec.doall.axisSec.SecServiceLocator

          * calls can be made on the port (see below)
         *
          * Fist: get the service locator. This implements the functionality
          * to get a client stub (aka port).
          */
        SecServiceLocator service = new SecServiceLocator();
        /*
          * this is a JAX-RPC compliant call. It uses a preconfigured
          * endpoint address (usually contained in the WSDL). Note the
          * cast.
          *
        SecPort port = (SwaPort)service.getPort(SwaPortType.class);
         */

        /*
          * Here we use an Axis specific call that allows to override the
          * port address (service endpoint address) with an own URL. Comes
          * in handy for testing.
          */
        java.net.URL endpoint;
            try {
                endpoint = new java.net.URL(address);
            }
            catch (java.net.MalformedURLException e) {
                throw new javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException(e);
            }

        SecPort port = (SecPort)service.getSecHttp(endpoint);
        /*
          * At this point all preparations are done. Using the port we can
          * now perform as many calls as necessary.
          */
   
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Examples of org.apache.ws.axis.samples.wssec.doall.axisSec.SecServiceLocator

          * calls can be made on the port (see below)
         *
          * Fist: get the service locator. This implements the functionality
          * to get a client stub (aka port).
          */
        SecServiceLocator service = new SecServiceLocator();
        /*
          * this is a JAX-RPC compliant call. It uses a preconfigured
          * endpoint address (usually contained in the WSDL). Note the
          * cast.
          *
        SecPort port = (SwaPort)service.getPort(SwaPortType.class);
         */

        /*
          * Here we use an Axis specific call that allows to override the
          * port address (service endpoint address) with an own URL. Comes
          * in handy for testing.
          */
        java.net.URL endpoint;
            try {
                endpoint = new java.net.URL(address);
            }
            catch (java.net.MalformedURLException e) {
                throw new javax.xml.rpc.ServiceException(e);
            }

        SecPort port = (SecPort)service.getSecHttp(endpoint);
        /*
          * At this point all preparations are done. Using the port we can
          * now perform as many calls as necessary.
          */
   
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