An example Java client
WSDL2Java generated a factory, the ServiceLocator, that returns a client object bound to the service endpoint, a 'binding.' The endpoint address is nicely removed from us having to worry about it, in fact, there is no SOAP code here.
    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        ApparelItemBiz binding = 
            new com.arachna.fogkids.service.ApparelItemBizServiceLocator().
                getApparelItem();
        List list = binding.getCatalogList();
        Map map = binding.getCatalogMap();
        DebugUtils.debugListContents("Dumping out getCatalogList()", 
            "Done with catalogList", list);
        DebugUtils.debugMapContents("Dumping out getCatalogMap()", 
            "Done with catalogMap", map);
    }
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