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Brian Fitzpatrick commented on JBIDE-6106:
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Lukas -
1) If we rewrite the Web Service wizard with the ability to create a Hello World class, we
don't need the other one so it would probably go away. Question becomes how long do we
need to keep it around if it's a matter of support.
2) I'm good with splitting out the WS Client bits into a separate wizard.
4) Why would we need to split up JAX-WS & JAX-RS into separate wizards? From a user
standpoint, the flow is the same through the wizard - only the output changes slightly. I
don't see the point in separating them.
5) We could certainly have a Preference page that captures the defaults for the page, but
I kind of like the one page config concept for 90% of what we need.
6) Hmmm... Again, I like the page serving as both a summary and a one page config, so
I'd rather not split the WSDL config out if we can avoid it.
Libor -
1) Ok, so if we split out the WS Client into its own wizard, we should be able to put it
into any Java-type project then?
2) I don't know that we can pull this off in this release, but it's something to
look at in the future.
3) For now, we're going to probably have to have both the existing WTP wizard and this
new wizard anyway. Are you suggesting that this wizard only support JBossWS?
Rewrite Web Service wizard independent on WTP
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Key: JBIDE-6106
URL:
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBIDE-6106
Project: Tools (JBoss Tools)
Issue Type: Feature Request
Components: Webservices
Reporter: Libor Zoubek
Assignee: Brian Fitzpatrick
Fix For: 3.2.next
Attachments: NewJBWSWizard_041510.jpg, UseCase 4 - JAX-WS bottom up sample.pdf,
UseCase1 - WSDL top down.pdf, UseCase2 - JAX-WS bottom up.pdf, UseCase3 - JAX-WS bottom up
no annotations.pdf, WTP_WS_Wizard_Eval_April_26_2010.pdf
I think wizards for creating web services provided by WTP are bad solution and our way of
extending them brings lots of problems we have to deal with. I suggest to write new
wizards for creating web service. As it happened in the case of 'Create a Sample Web
Service' which is fully under our control and is pretty simple and works well. New
wizards can of course reuse code from 'Create a Sample Web Service' since there
are many same or similar steps.
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