Can a Java application call a DotNet WCF service ? [modified]

[ashishtango]

Can a java application call a WCF service?If Yes can any one help me how to do it? I have created a WCF service in .net . I have simple java application. I want to use WCF service in Java application..

modified on Sunday, January 24, 2010 11:20 PM

[Jammer 0]

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[SeMartens]

Hi, yes it is. If you are using SOAP over HTTP or HTTPS it is no problem. You could use Axis2 on the Java site to create proxies for the WCF service. Regards Sebastian

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[2005732]

WCF is supposed to be much more compliant with standards than webservices but I have no experience with java and couldn't tell you definitely. What I do know is that a developer writing a WCF service can certainly make it so that it would NOT work with java. Meaning because it's WCF doesn't automatically make it consumable from java. I am currently writing a WCF service and have gone to great lengths to make it as vanilla as possible for that reason ... I would be interested in trying this with you. I could write a very simple service and see if you can consume it. But again.. I wouldn't be able to help on the java side of things at all. ~j