You can program
Web services and read WSDL files using the C# language with Visual Studio .NET,
or using the Java language with the Axis framework or the JAX‐WS framework. You
can program Web services using many other languages and frameworks, but they
are beyond the scope of this manual.
Java JAX-WS
Framework
The SDK provides sample code that uses the Java
Development Kit (JDK) 1.6 with the JAX‐WS framework bundled with the JDK 1.6. The
build scripts generate Java stubs from the
Site Recovery Manager
specific WSDL.
For Site Recovery Manager
Appliance Management APIs, use JDK 1.8.0_202.
C# and Visual
Studio
The
SDK de Site Recovery Manager
provides sample C# .NET code prepared for use with Visual
Studio 2008, which you can convert for use with Visual Studio 2010 and perhaps
later versions as well.
For Site Recovery Manager
Appliance Management APIs, use Microsoft Visual Studio 2017.
Java Axis
Framework
The
SDK de Site Recovery Manager
provides legacy sample code that requires Java SE 1.5 or later
and Apache Axis 1.4. Samples are set up for stub generation on Windows or on
Linux.
For Site Recovery Manager
Appliance Management APIs, use Apache Axis2.
Managed Objects as
WSDL
The WSDL Programming
Components graphic shows the WSDL programming components used by various
language frameworks.
WSDL Programming
Components
Site Recovery Manager
managed objects and methods are derived from
classes and methods in the
vSphere API.
,
also known as the virtual machine object description language (VMODL). In the
SDK, the
Site Recovery Manager
interfaces are mixed in with vSphere interfaces. For
specific information about vSphere interfaces, see the
