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CXF proxy client – consume SOAP web service

When it is time to consume SOAP Web Service mule has a couple of ways to handle this task. There was a time when I would generate stub classes based on WSDL file, but I wanted to create flows without generating a single line of code. So I found out that we could use cxf proxy client to handle my wish.

Patryk Bandurski 03/02/201822/02/2019 Mule 3.x, Mule ESB No Comments Read more

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