Spring boot Soap and Rest
There is a soap service that is written in SpringBoot and returns XML. There are a Rest service and a GET method which is also written in SpringBoot and returns JSON. How do I set up communication between these two services? I mean, how from REST to call SOAP via spring-boot? Please give examples.
java rest spring-boot soap
asked Nov 17 '18 at 18:37
Igor PereverzevIgor Pereverzev
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There is a soap service that is written in SpringBoot and returns XML. There are a Rest service and a GET method which is also written in SpringBoot and returns JSON. How do I set up communication between these two services? I mean, how from REST to call SOAP via spring-boot? Please give examples.
java rest spring-boot soap
asked Nov 17 '18 at 18:37
Igor PereverzevIgor Pereverzev
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There is a soap service that is written in SpringBoot and returns XML. There are a Rest service and a GET method which is also written in SpringBoot and returns JSON. How do I set up communication between these two services? I mean, how from REST to call SOAP via spring-boot? Please give examples.
java rest spring-boot soap
asked Nov 17 '18 at 18:37
Igor PereverzevIgor Pereverzev
63
There is a soap service that is written in SpringBoot and returns XML. There are a Rest service and a GET method which is also written in SpringBoot and returns JSON. How do I set up communication between these two services? I mean, how from REST to call SOAP via spring-boot? Please give examples.
java rest spring-boot soap
java rest spring-boot soap
asked Nov 17 '18 at 18:37
Igor PereverzevIgor Pereverzev
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asked Nov 17 '18 at 18:37
Igor PereverzevIgor Pereverzev
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edited Nov 17 '18 at 20:05
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Igor PereverzevIgor Pereverzev
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"Setting up communication between these services" - By this line I am assuming that you want to :-
1) Invoke a Rest service from the SOAP service
- OR -
2) Invoke a SOAP service from the rest service.
a) Invoke a rest service (which returns a JSON) in a SOAP service :-
In order to do so , you may want to use a Rest template which is a standard way to calling a restfull service. You can pass the URI and send the request and you can get the JSON response. You can then parse the received JSON response and proceed with your business logic.
b) Invoking a SOAP service (which returns XML) from the Rest service :-
In order to do so , you can first generate the SOAP service stubs from the SOAP service WDSL file using WSimport tool. You can then simply invoke the required operation by passing the appropriate servce request. The SOAP service will then respond back with the SOAP XML response ideally. You can parse this xml response using any standard parser ( JAXB / SAX ) and then convert it into usale java objects and then proceed with your business logic.
You may want to dive a little deeper in the concepts mentioned above in order to get more clarity on the syntax etc. Hope this gives you a direction to think. Good luck.
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"Setting up communication between these services" - By this line I am assuming that you want to :-
1) Invoke a Rest service from the SOAP service
- OR -
2) Invoke a SOAP service from the rest service.
a) Invoke a rest service (which returns a JSON) in a SOAP service :-
In order to do so , you may want to use a Rest template which is a standard way to calling a restfull service. You can pass the URI and send the request and you can get the JSON response. You can then parse the received JSON response and proceed with your business logic.
b) Invoking a SOAP service (which returns XML) from the Rest service :-
In order to do so , you can first generate the SOAP service stubs from the SOAP service WDSL file using WSimport tool. You can then simply invoke the required operation by passing the appropriate servce request. The SOAP service will then respond back with the SOAP XML response ideally. You can parse this xml response using any standard parser ( JAXB / SAX ) and then convert it into usale java objects and then proceed with your business logic.
You may want to dive a little deeper in the concepts mentioned above in order to get more clarity on the syntax etc. Hope this gives you a direction to think. Good luck.
answered Nov 17 '18 at 19:09
LalitLalit
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"Setting up communication between these services" - By this line I am assuming that you want to :-
1) Invoke a Rest service from the SOAP service
- OR -
2) Invoke a SOAP service from the rest service.
a) Invoke a rest service (which returns a JSON) in a SOAP service :-
In order to do so , you may want to use a Rest template which is a standard way to calling a restfull service. You can pass the URI and send the request and you can get the JSON response. You can then parse the received JSON response and proceed with your business logic.
b) Invoking a SOAP service (which returns XML) from the Rest service :-
In order to do so , you can first generate the SOAP service stubs from the SOAP service WDSL file using WSimport tool. You can then simply invoke the required operation by passing the appropriate servce request. The SOAP service will then respond back with the SOAP XML response ideally. You can parse this xml response using any standard parser ( JAXB / SAX ) and then convert it into usale java objects and then proceed with your business logic.
You may want to dive a little deeper in the concepts mentioned above in order to get more clarity on the syntax etc. Hope this gives you a direction to think. Good luck.
answered Nov 17 '18 at 19:09
LalitLalit
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"Setting up communication between these services" - By this line I am assuming that you want to :-
1) Invoke a Rest service from the SOAP service
- OR -
2) Invoke a SOAP service from the rest service.
a) Invoke a rest service (which returns a JSON) in a SOAP service :-
In order to do so , you may want to use a Rest template which is a standard way to calling a restfull service. You can pass the URI and send the request and you can get the JSON response. You can then parse the received JSON response and proceed with your business logic.
b) Invoking a SOAP service (which returns XML) from the Rest service :-
In order to do so , you can first generate the SOAP service stubs from the SOAP service WDSL file using WSimport tool. You can then simply invoke the required operation by passing the appropriate servce request. The SOAP service will then respond back with the SOAP XML response ideally. You can parse this xml response using any standard parser ( JAXB / SAX ) and then convert it into usale java objects and then proceed with your business logic.
You may want to dive a little deeper in the concepts mentioned above in order to get more clarity on the syntax etc. Hope this gives you a direction to think. Good luck.
answered Nov 17 '18 at 19:09
LalitLalit
155
"Setting up communication between these services" - By this line I am assuming that you want to :-
1) Invoke a Rest service from the SOAP service
- OR -
2) Invoke a SOAP service from the rest service.
a) Invoke a rest service (which returns a JSON) in a SOAP service :-
In order to do so , you may want to use a Rest template which is a standard way to calling a restfull service. You can pass the URI and send the request and you can get the JSON response. You can then parse the received JSON response and proceed with your business logic.
b) Invoking a SOAP service (which returns XML) from the Rest service :-
In order to do so , you can first generate the SOAP service stubs from the SOAP service WDSL file using WSimport tool. You can then simply invoke the required operation by passing the appropriate servce request. The SOAP service will then respond back with the SOAP XML response ideally. You can parse this xml response using any standard parser ( JAXB / SAX ) and then convert it into usale java objects and then proceed with your business logic.
You may want to dive a little deeper in the concepts mentioned above in order to get more clarity on the syntax etc. Hope this gives you a direction to think. Good luck.
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