You have successfully developed the Converter Web service and deployed it on the application server. You can now proceed with creating a Web service proxy and client application for the Web service.
You generate Web service proxy from the WSDL document of the Web service. You use the Web service proxy as a connection between the Web service and the client application. In this tutorial you create a web servlet as a consumer application.
You develop the Web service proxy and client application in four phases:
In the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio, you create a dynamic web project and an enterprise application project for the Web service proxy and client application. More information: Creating a Dynamic Web Project for the Converter Web Service Client
In the dynamic web project, you import the WSDL document, and then you generate the Web service proxy, and you create a Web 2.5 servlet. More information: Importing the Converter WSDL Document , Generating the Converter Web Service Proxy , Creating the Converter Web Service Client Application .
You deploy the Web service client on the application server. More information: Deploying the Converter Web Service Client .
You configure the Web service client in the SAP NetWeaver Administrator: More information: Configuring the Web Service Client in the SAP NetWeaver Administrator