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java with web services *client* only
Hi. I've been looking at the Java API for SuiteTalk and I see it uses Axis. Axis is, from what I've learned so far a toolkit for creating web services, which is not what I want to do.
I am developing an application that will only be a consumer of the NetSuite web services, and not provide any service to any other client. I would like to be able to develop this application in Java.
What are my options?
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