It will explain mule soap client example

1. Mule SOAP Client
Demo

2. THE SERVICE
A WCF service

3. Service interface
Vigtig !!!!

4. Service implementation

5. Response datatype

6. Endpoints
• WSDL
– http://demo.bromose.eu/DemoService.svc?single
Wsdl
• Service
– http://demo.bromose.eu/DemoService.svc

7. MULE CLIENT

8. The Mule Demo
• Pickup the ”Name” in a text file
• Call the webservice with the ”Name”
• Write the response in a text file i JSON format

9. The Flow
• Set up the flow

10. Input File

11. File to String
• The ”File-toString” is needed due to the fact
that the File endpoint passes a stream – not
the content of the file.
• The ”File to String” read the content from the
stream into a string payload.

12. SOAP I
• The tricky part !
• First you need to build the needed Java classes
– Select ”JAX-WS service” as operation

13. SOAP II
• Select ”Generate from WSDL” and fill in WSDL
URL and Package Name

14. SOAP III
• The trick part one
– Select ”JAX-WS client” as operation and fill in info

15. SOAP IV
• Add http endpoint

16. SOAP V
• Fill in HTTP settings

17. Problems I
• HTTP returns a stream 
• Lets try out the File to String trick to get a
result.

18. Problems II
• Seems to work
• Lets have a look of the payload

19. Problems III
• Hmm. That is the SOAP responce – not the
properties from the GreetingResponse class
• 

20. The ”magic trick”
• You need to embed the SOAP in the HTML
endpoint – has to done in XML
• Bonus – You do not need File to String anymore

21. The ”Magic” flow

22. Test I
• Voila – the GreeatingResponse object
properties are now payload properties 

23. Test II
• The Object to JSON result:

24. Test III
• Written to the file