The JADE Web service consumer enables you to access external Web services (including JADE Web services) from within your JADE application. A Web service consumer cannot be called asynchronously from a JADE application. When a WSDL file is imported into JADE, a subclass of the JadeWebServiceConsumer class is created for each service that is defined in the WSDL.
The JADE Web services framework does not have special code for cookie handling. This is left to the underlying Microsoft Windows Internet (WinINet) or Microsoft Windows HTTP Services (WinHTTP) library to manage.
When a JADE Web services consumer is first invoked, the WINHTTP (default) or WININET library is loaded and this is shared by all consumers within the node. As cookies are managed by the library, the same cookies are sent with every consumer Web service request from the node. For consumers to have unique cookies, they must run in separate nodes.
For details about the constants, properties, and methods defined in the JadeWebServiceConsumer class, see "JadeWebServiceConsumer Class Constants", "JadeWebServiceConsumer Properties", and "JadeWebServiceConsumer Methods", in the following subsections. See also "
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