[mdmaurer]

I’m using MyEclipse 6.5.1 GA and am trying to create a CLIENT to access an Oracle BI Publisher web service (PublicReportService). I went through the JAX-WS tutorial (http://www.myeclipseide.com/documentation/quickstarts/webservices_jaxws/index.html)
to generate a web service client. I entered the url for the WSDL and the client creation ran ok. It generated all the stub classes and they compiled fine. But the tutorial talks about using the “xxxDelegate” class to access a reference to the web service. But no “Delegate” class was generated in my test. It did generate “PublicReportService.java” and “PublicReportServiceService.java”, but no “PublicReportServiceDelegate.java”. So I’m a bit confused on what to do next. The tutorial says to create a new Java class with a main method that instantiates the ‘Service’ class, call the service class to get an instance of the ‘Delegate’ class, and then use that to access the web service methods. But no ‘delegate’ class was generated in my example, so I’m not clear on how to use this particular set of client classes to access the methods of the web service. Any hints would be greatly appreciated.

[support-shalini]

mdmaurer,

I’m using MyEclipse 6.5.1 GA

I Could not replicate this issue on MyEclipse8.0. Is there any specific reason why you are using an old version of MyEclipse? Can you upgrade to the latest version of MyEclipse and check if the issues exists?

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