I'm not quite clear on what you want to do here - are you suggesting implementing a new SOAP interface in JIRA? Or something that runs outside JIRA, listens for incoming SOAP calls and translates them into something JIRA can work with?
I want to create a wrapper class over updateIssue and addComment service. Since external system are not able to access those methods.
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I'm sorry, but repeating the question does not answer the question I have asked. Please explain
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I need to create a new SOAP service within JIRA which can get a request from external system and then invoke the updateIssue and addComment service method.
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Ok, that makes sense. You'll need to write either a service (which can run regularly) or a post-function or listener (those can run on issue changes) which can reach out, over SOAP to your other system and pull the data in. These things are written as addons, although you could try to script it in the Script-runner addon if you're comfortable making SOAP calls from there. Start at https://developer.atlassian.com/docs/getting-started if you want to write it as an addon.
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External system are not able to consume the updateIssue and addComment service in JIRA. so I need to write a wrapper java class.The External System doesn't support Array type in SOAP XML. Please let me know to steps to write a wrapper class over the JIRA services.
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