This shows how badly broken the integration is. If we can do it in container, why can this not be done offline?

So what should the message be for java2wsdl?

#1 deploy to server, pickup the wsdl from the browser
#2 use wsgen

I'd opt for #1 otherwise we have people generating conflicting contracts.

cheers
-thomas


Jason T. Greene wrote:
We don't yet have an offline tool for java2wsdl.
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBWS-1043

Last we discussed this task was delayed until the following were
completed:
- CTS compliance
- Backporting to jbossws-1.0

-Jason
  
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Subject: [jbossws-dev] Re: jax-ws client artifacts: wsimport or not?

For java2wsdl use our tools.
For wsdl2java use wsimport and monitor
http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBWS-1042

-thomas

Heiko Braun wrote:
    
What's the (communication) strategy for jax-ws tools?
Are we going to point people to the RI tools until we are ready?
What should be communicated at JBW?

I am currently hacking the demo and don't know if I should hide the
      
RI
  
or not...

/Heiko

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