Extend your Web service client-development capabilities with the Eclipse integrated development environment (IDE). Discover how to use the Eclipse 3.2 Web service development tools that enable you to test any Web service via its published Web Services Description Language (WSDL) file. See how Eclipse’s Web Services Explorer automatically generates the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) request and response code and use this code in Domino Designer to create your own Web service client agents. The downloadable demonstration database includes the Web service client code, a form to collect the request information, and two sample Web services — an agent for Domino 6 and a Web service element for Domino 7 — so you can follow along using either environment.
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