yesterday(19.2.2012) I did a simple example for consuming
webservice in midlet using ksoap.
ksoap made consuming webservice as an easiest thing.
I wanted ksoap1 jar I googled as "ksoap for j2me"
then I got "ksoap2.sourceforge.net/"
from this page I found the line
" kSOAP1 is deprecated and archived at ksoap.objectweb.org
(thanks to the objectweb.org team for keeping the kSOAP 1 pages
after the merger with enhydra.org)."
Then I went to 'download section' on that page itself.
There I found this link
http://ksoap.objectweb.org/software/downloads/
where I got the ksoap-midp.zip
just paste that zip file in c:\wtk104\apps\srm\lib. (here srm is my application's name)
In midlet code 3 lines are most important to webservice,
That is,
SoapObject ob=new SoapObject("","sayhello");
ob.addProperty("a",s1);
HttpTransport transport=new HttpTransport(url,"");
here 'sayhello' is the function name and 'a'
is parameter name.
To use these 2 classes (SoapObject and HttpTransport) we need to import ksoap package.
import org.ksoap.*;
import org.ksoap.transport.*;
Then my webservice application got run successfully!
I have given detailed code in my website.
