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8.2 Service Requester That Sends Requests to a Standard Synchronous Reception (Web Services) (SOAP communication infrastructure)

A service requester that sends a request message to a standard synchronous reception (Web services) communicates with the standard reception using SOAP. The service requester sends a service component execution request message to a standard reception, and an HCSC server performs service component execution.

When SOAP is used, the interface information of the synchronous reception (Web Services) is acquired from the WSDL. A stub is generated from the acquired WSDL, and this stub is used for sending a request to the synchronous reception (Web Services). Therefore, the service requester must be installed such that it can utilize the generated stub.

The following figure shows the relationship between a service requester that sends requests to a standard synchronous reception (Web Services) and an HCSC server.

Figure 8-2 Relationship between a service requester that sends requests to a standard synchronous reception (Web Services) and an HCSC server (SOAP communication infrastructure)

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To use the JAX-WS engine, a service class will be created instead of a stub. For details, see, 8.3 Creating a service requester using standard synchronous reception (Web Services) (JAX-WS engine).

Organization of this section
8.2.1 Procedure for Creating a Service Requester (Standard Synchronous Reception (Web Services)) (SOAP communication infrastructure)
8.2.2 Acquiring the WSDL
8.2.3 Creating Stubs
8.2.4 Generating Objects
8.2.5 Specifying Parameters
8.2.6 Creating Request Messages
8.2.7 Acquiring Response Messages
8.2.8 Acquiring Error Information
8.2.9 Creating a service requester that sends a request for business process re-execution (Web Services and SOAP communication infrastructure)
8.2.10 Creating a service requester that sends a request for the operating status of service adapter from an application (Web Services and SOAP communication infrastructure)