Examples of org.jibx.ws.protocol.Protocol.createClient()

org.jibx.ws.protocol.Protocol.createClient()

Create a client to connect to a service at the specified location using this protocol. The client will use the specified JiBX binding factory for marshalling and unmarshalling the message body. The binding factory may also be used for protocol specific details, such as unmarshalling any SOAP fault details. See the relevant subclass for details. @param location the location of the service @param factory the factory containing bindings for the outbound and inbound message body. Bindings are onlyrequired for non-empty outbound or inbound bodies. May also be used for protocol specific details. See the relevant WsClient subclass for details. @param options options for outbound message @throws WsConfigurationException on configuration exception, for instance the location is invalid. @throws WsBindingException if client cannot be created due to an error with the JiBX bindings @return the client

            System.out.println("Connecting to service at " + path + " using protocol " + protocol);
            Protocol p = ProtocolDirectory.getProtocol(protocol);
            MessageOptions options = new MessageOptions();
            options.setOutMediaTypeCode(reqtype);
            options.setInMediaTypeCodes(rsptypes);
            return p.createClient(path, fact, options);
        } catch (Exception ex) {
            ex.printStackTrace(System.err);
            throw new RuntimeException("Error: " + ex.getMessage(), ex);
        }
    }

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