Dear group,
I am looking for one complete example of a web service for AXIS2C that was
completely created by one single WSDL file using the generator utilities
from AXIS2-Java. But I cannot find one. Can someone provide me one?
I would like to show you what I did (the webservice is just to return a
string)...
I used this interface to generate the wsdl-file I want to use...
//++++interface
public interface Hello {
public String sayHello();
}
I compiled it with javac.
The resulting class file should be usable to generate the wsdl.
I used this (no special parameters):
java2wsdl Hello.class
I was lucky to find a "Hello.wsdl" afterwards.
This one I ran against WSDL2C to generate the server stubs.
java -classpath ${WSCP} org.apache.axis2.wsdl.WSDL2C -uri Hello.wsdl -ss
-sd -d adb
Everythings works fine until here. I understood I have to implement the
business logic in "axis2_skel_Hello.c".
But looking at
axis2_sayHelloResponse_t* axis2_skel_Hello_sayHello (const axutil_env_t
{
/* TODO fill this with the necessary business logic */
return NULL;
}
I find it extremely difficult to compare this generated source with the
hand written sources in the samples directory. I am not sure which
functions I have to call and which not. I probably have to issue a call for
axis2_sayHelloResponse_create()
to get the chance to send back my string, but once I did that: how do I
copy my string to the return variable? Somewhere I found the use of
AXIS2_ECHOSTRUCTRESPONSE_SET_RETURN ()
but HELL I cannot find the definition of this function (first I thought it
was a macro but I could find a macro defintion either)... Where is this
definition? How can I know that this function is useful to return a string
- how does it look like when I have to return a long?
Once I am sure the service is well defined and running I would like to
create the Java-client stubs from the same "Hello.wsdl" to connect to the
service - but this is another story...
Please don't think I am too impatient - I torture myself since monday.
Thanks a lot for your help,
Flori
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