The Add Web Service dialog lets you register a web service in the IDE. You can use a
registered web service to create Software as a Service (SaaS) applications and PHP
or Java web service clients.
To create PHP or Java web service clients, you need to install the PHP or
Java EE bundle of NetBeans, respectively.
The Add Web Service dialog contains the following elements:
Local File: If the WSDL or WADL file of the web service is in your local file system,
tick this radio button and type the path to the WSDL or WADL file in the field. You can also click
Browse and browse for the path to the WSDL or WADL file.
URL: If you have a URL for the web service's WSDL or WADL file, tick this radio box
and type the URL into the field.
Set Proxy: Click this button to open the IDE's Options on the General tab, where you
set the proxy server through which the IDE communicates with the Internet. You may need to set a proxy
server if you are behind a corporate firewall.
Package Name: Name of the package for beans that are generated by
JAXB. Typing a Java package name in this field overrides the default Java package
name set by the web service's XML Schema.