[JBossWS] - Package name generated by wsprovide
by zauberlehrling
Hi,
I ran the following ant-task which executes the tool wsprovide.
<wsprovide verbose="true"
| fork="true"
| keep="true"
| destdir="${build.dir}"
| sourcedestdir="${src.dir}"
| genwsdl="true"
| resourcedestdir="${meta.dir}/beispiel_9"
| sei="beispiel_9.EjbEndpoint">
| <classpath>
| <pathelement path="${build.dir}"/>
| </classpath>
| </wsprovide>
The service endpoint resides in the package anonymous wrote : beispiel_9 The wsdl file were generated fine in the dirctory ${meta.dir}/beispiel_9.
But the generated wrapper classes SayHello.java and SayHelloResponse.java were placed in the packageanonymous wrote : beispiel_9.jaxws and not in the package beispiel_9. Why this?
For heaven's sake from where does the 'jaxws' come?
Best regards,
Frank
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[JBossWS] - Re: Top-down development problem
by zauberlehrling
My understanding is the following:
1.......... wsconsume .......... 2 ........ wsprovide ...... 3
WSDL --------------------> Java --------------------> WSDL
................. top-down.......................... bottom-up
Are the WSDL-files under 1 and 3 identical? Wich WSDL have you used for
creating the client?
One remark: The interface is not necessary for the webservice. isn't it.
Second remark: The default webservice is a document-style webservice.
The message sent or received by a document-style webservice are
different to messages sent or received by a rpc-style webservice.
Interface:...........................Echo.java
Class used for a clients: .Echoservice.java
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