uCosminexus Service Platform, Basic Development Guide
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)
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).
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