Re: Connecting to webservice

Hi, and thanks for the reply Todd.

Now, let me clarify - I'm not a Java developer, but my workmate is so
she can take care of the java stuff.

I see that opemAMF comes with build-webservice.xml, which I'm thinking
is an 'out of the box' WS proxy of sorts - but just wanted to confirm
this - and hopefully get some instructions on how to use it.

And, yes, in most cases it would be easier to just connect directly to
the webservice, but without going into too much detail ( just trust me)
it much easier to use openAMF. Basically, in order to connect to the
webservice I would need to set up a proxy. Hopefully openAMF will act as
the proxy and also convert the SOAP to AMF.

So, does anyone know who I use the build-webservice.xml?

Cheers
Anton 
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