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Writing Clients for Web Services
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You can write clients that access Web Services that you have written, or any other Web Service that is defined in a WSDL document. There are three steps to writing an application that is the client of a Web Service:

- Importing the definitions from a WSDL document.
- Obtaining an invokable interface and calling it to invoke the Web Service.
- Processing the headers of the SOAP messages that pass between the client and the server.

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Creating Custom Exception Classes for Web Services

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