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About web services
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The Dreamweaver web service workflow
To create a page or site that is a consumer of a web service using Dreamweaver, you must 
perform the following tasks:
1.
Install and configure a proxy generator. 
Proxy generators generate a web service proxy, a software component that a web page uses 
to communicate with the web service publisher. The web service proxy is generated from 
the Web Service Description Language (WSDL) that describes the web service. 
Depending on the server technology you want to develop web service consumers for, you 
may need to install and configure a proxy generator that supports that technology.
Dreamweaver comes pre-configured with AXIS, the Apache SOAP proxy generator that 
supports JSP web service development. If you are developing ColdFusion 6 pages, the web 
service proxy generator is included in the ColdFusion server. Establishing a connection to 
the ColdFusion server gives you access to the proxy generator.
If you are developing web service pages for use with ASP.NET, you must install the 
ASP.NET SDK, which is available from Microsoft.
For information on installing and configuring a proxy generator not supplied with 
Dreamweaver, see 
2.
Using a browser, view a web-based registry of web services.
There are several sources of web services, ranging from web service registry sites to simple 
lists. The registries use UDDI, a standard that lets service providers and requestors find 
and transact with one another. UDDI allows businesses to locate services on the web that 
meet their needs. For example, using UDDI you can specify certain criteria such as the 
lowest price for a certain service, or that specific information be returned. 
3.
After locating and selecting a web service that provides the functionality you need, enter 
the URL of the WSDL in the Adding a Web Service dialog box.