You are right. The generator will use the "existing"
ResponseWrapper/RequestWrapper to generate wsdl. And if you delete the
WrapperBean, generator will generate the new WrapperBeans firstly. When you
delete the wrappers, you'd better use "clean" tool to re-generate the wsdl.
Additionally, the coming release of STP will have a new java first tool
integrated with CXF 2.1 and this problem will be resolved.
Just find a way to work around.
If modifying existing method, I need to manually delete
ResponseWrapper/RequestWrapper first before it could re-generate wsdl. I was
assuming it would override those wrappers. But obviously it is not.
@WebMethod(operationName="sayHi", exclude=false)
@ResponseWrapper(className="demo.spring.SayHiResponse",
localName="sayHiResponse", targetNamespace="http://spring.demo/";)
@RequestWrapper(className="demo.spring.SayHi", localName="sayHi",
targetNamespace="http://spring.demo/";)
public java.lang.String sayHi(
java.lang.String text,
java.lang.Boolean isName,
java.lang.Integer name );
I try 1)adding a new method and 2)removing a method. It does regenerate wsdl
file.
But when I change the signature for existing method such as adding/remove
one parameter,
it's NOT update wsdl file.
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Hi,
You should re-build your project after you have changed the service.
Then the wsdl will be regenerated.
Or, you can set auto-build option from menu [Project-> Build
Automatically]. And then the project will be built automatically after you
have changed the service.
Furthur more, I have double-checked that the wsdl would be changed if
the service changed, such as adding a new method, changing the name of a
method, removing a method and so on.
yulinxp wrote:
>
> I have followed your steps. But I still have the same problem when trying
> to regenerate wsdl file.
> I don't have "Generate WSDL" option in the popup menu when right click the
> "Project" .
>
>
>
> Jonathan Huang wrote:
>>
>> Hi Tophebboy,
>> Please follow the steps to try again :) ()
>> 1. Download the eclipse sdk 3.3 from:
>> http://www.eclipse.org/downloads
>> 2. Download the all-in-one STP package from:
>>
>> http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/stp/downloads/drops/R-R200710161054-200710161054/stp-all-in-one-incubation-R-R200710161054-200710161054.zip
>> 3. Un-pack these two packages to one folder.
>> 4. Download the CXF 2.0.3 runtime from:
>> http://incubator.apache.org/cxf/download.html
>> 5. Un-pack the cxf package to some folder.
>> 6. Start eclipse from the location where you just un-pack the eclipse
>> sdk and stp packages.
>> 7. Click [Window]-->[Preferences...]-->[SOA Tools]-->[Installed
>> Runtimes] to add a "Apache CXF 2.0" runtime.
>> 8. Start the java first project wizard and chose the runtime you just
>> create in the runtime page.
>> 9. Then do what you want do...
>>
>>
>>
>
>
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