How can I generate Java code stubs against ResolutionCaseManagement API WSDL using wsimport tool and make calls?
This sample uses wsimport tool that ships with JAX-WS to generate Java code stubs and demonstrates how to make API calls to the ResolutionCaseManagement service.
Run the following command from the same location where the previous command was run
jar -cvf resolutionCMS.jar .
3. Add the jar to the classpath along with jax-ws lib folder.
The follwing sample shows how to call the getEBPCaseDetails/getUserCases call.
4. To log SOAP Requests and response you need to add a Handler to the binding's handler chain. This is commented out int he code. If you need that enabled uncomment the code and impor the logging handler file that is attached.
public static void testEBPCaseDetail(String caseID) {
ResolutionCaseManagementService service = new ResolutionCaseManagementService();
ResolutionCaseManagementServicePort port = service
.getResolutionCaseManagementServiceHttpPort();
// This is the production URL for Resolution Service
String strBaseURL = "https://svcs.ebay.com/services/resolution/ResolutionCaseManagementService/v1";
ResolutionCaseManagementService service = new ResolutionCaseManagementService();
ResolutionCaseManagementServicePort port = service
.getResolutionCaseManagementServiceHttpPort();
// This is the production URL for Resolution Service
String strBaseURL = "https://svcs.ebay.com/services/resolution/ResolutionCaseManagementService/v1";
if (response.getAck().value().equalsIgnoreCase("Success")) {
CaseArrayType caseArray = response.getCases();
List<CaseSummaryType> caseList = caseArray.getCaseSummary(); for (CaseSummaryType summary : caseList) {
CaseIdType caseID = summary.getCaseId();
System.out.println("CaseID : " + caseID.getId());
System.out.println("CaseID : " + caseID.getType().name());
System.out.println("Item ID: "
+ summary.getItem().getItemId());
System.out.println("Item Title : "
+ summary.getItem().getItemTitle());
CaseStatusType status = summary.getStatus(); switch (caseID.getType()) { case CANCEL_TRANSACTION:
System.out
.println("The Transaction's cancel status is : "
+ summary.getStatus()
.getCancelTransactionStatus()); break; case EBP_INR:
System.out.println("The Transaction's INR status is : "
+ status.getEBPINRStatus()); break; case UPI:
System.out.println("The Transaction's UPI status is : "
+ status.getUPIStatus()); break; case RETURN:
System.out.println("The Transaction's Return status is : "
+ status.getReturnStatus()); break;
// More case: here
}
System.out.println();
}
} else if (response.getErrorMessage() != null) {
System.out
.format("The request failed for the follwing reason(s):\n");
List<ErrorData> errors = response.getErrorMessage().getError(); for (ErrorData errorData : errors) {
System.out.format(
"Error Serverity: %s \t Error Message: %s",
errorData.getSeverity().value(),
errorData.getMessage());
}
}
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println("An exception occured during the call : ");
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
testEBPCaseDetail("500498766");
testUserCase();
}
}
We've attached the sample code and the generated jar to this. But please note that this is only for reference. Its always advisable to generate the classes from the latest WSDL.