I have running Calculator sample included in
apache-tuscany-sca-all-2.0-M1. I have added a new component to this
composite service. This is called GetPersonaService. It only has a method
getPersona that returns an object Person. It is a complex type with
three attributes , age, name, height.
Hi.
Tutorial is very interesting but I can not find the specific example for
my problem. I want to develop a client that connects with the SCA
Calculator. The example from
http://wiki.eclipse.org/images/7/72/EclipseCON_2009_SOA_Tutorial_Toward---SCA.pdf
connects using a RMI binding. This
Regards,
Sheldon Wosnick
WebSphere Application Server Tools Development Team, IBM Toronto Lab
email: swosn...@ca.ibm.com
Tel: 905-413-4087 Tie: 969-4087
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Regards,
Sheldon Wosnick
WebSphere Application Server Tools Development Team, IBM Toronto Lab
email: swosn...@ca.ibm.com
Tel: 905-413-4087 Tie: 969-4087
Member of the Websphere Global User Group Community
www.websphere.org
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Hi,
I have created stubs from the wsdl. But the stub created using jaxws doesn't do
schema validation by default. So I added schemavalidation annotation to the
service. Still it doesn't do schemavalidation. Does Tuscany do schemavalidation?
e.g
@javax.jws.WebService(..)
Hi,
Just to clarify, If I need to create a webservice using contract first
approach, then only way to validate the contract is to extract the types
section from the wsdl and put it in a separate xsd file that can be plugged
into tuscany extension.
This seems totally awkward.
Thanks,
