Before proceeding, make sure that the dependencies are available on your system. In order to host Dynvoker, a servlet container like Tomcat must be installed. Complete installation and build instructions are contained within the packages provided here. Java compatibility notes are online. The Dynvoker WAR package (servlet) already contains the XSD4J, RegExpInstantiator and GUIDD4J libraries and all other libraries used by it, but the source package does not.
If you just want to try out invoking web services dynamically, you're on the wrong page - go to the Dynvoker Live page instead!
If you want to try the latest code from SVN, which surely shows many improvements over the released versions, please direct your favourite SVN client to the Dynvocation SVN repository. You'll also find a convenient top-level build file (ant or make) through SVN.
All files released by Project Dynvocation are licenced under the GNU GPL.
Library XSD4J, Version 0.3: Java sources, JAR package (released on 13.09.2007)
Library GUIDD4J, Version 0.3: Java sources, JAR package (released on 13.09.2007)
Library RegExpInstantiator, Version 0.3: Java sources, JAR package (released on 13.09.2007)
The Dynvoker, Version 0.3: Java sources, WAR package (released on 13.09.2007)
Testsuite, Version 0.1: Python/bash sources (released on 28.07.2006)
A package repository for Debian and related distributions has been made available. Simply apt-get install dynvoker! Debian Repository
Dynvocation is a FutureSOA project developed at the Chair of Computer Networks at the Faculty of Computer Science of the Dresden University of Technology.