Muhammad,
Please make sure that you have a recent copy of Axis.
Here is the help text of the current tool:
$ java org.apache.axis.wsdl.Java2WSDL
Java2WSDL emitter
Usage: java org.apache.axis.wsdl.Java2WSDL [options] class-of-portType
Options:
-h, --help
print this message and exit
-o, --output <argument>
output Wsdl filename
-l, --location <argument>
service location url
-s, --service <argument>
service name (obtained from --location if not specified)
-n, --namespace <argument>
target namespace
-p, --PkgtoNS <argument>=<value>
package=namespace, name value pairs
-m, --methods <argument>
space or comma separated list of methods to export
-a, --all
look for allowed methods in inherited class
-w, --outputWsdlMode <argument>
output WSDL mode: All, Interface, Implementation
-L, --locationImport <argument>
location of interface wsdl
-N, --namespaceImpl <argument>
target namespace for implementation wsdl
-O, --outputImpl <argument>
output Implementation Wsdl filename, setting this causes
--o
utputWsdlMode to be ignored
-f, --factory <argument>
name of the Java2WSDLFactory class for extending WSDL
genera
tion functions
-i, --implClass <argument>
optional class that contains implementation of methods in
cl
ass-of-portType. The debug information in the class is
used
to obtain the method parameter names, which are used to
set
the WSDL part names.
-x, --exclude <argument>
space or comma separated list of methods not to export
-c, --stopClasses <argument>
space or comma separated list of class names which will
stop
inheritance search if --all switch is given
Details:
portType name= <class-of-portType name>
binding name= <--service value>SoapBinding
service name= <--service value>Service
port name= <--service value>
address location= <--location value>
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Note that the portType name is the name of the interface/class specified on
the command line.
There are a couple of ways to get the behaviour you want for overloaded
methods:
1) The easiest way is to construct an interface that contains only the
methods you desire and
run the tool against this interface.
2) A more complicated solution is to write your own Java2WSDLFactory
extension...
Thanks for the note.
Rich Scheuerle
XML & Web Services Development
512-838-5115 (IBM TL 678-5115)
"Muhammad Ali
Siddiqui" To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<asiddiqui@netpac cc:
e.com> Subject: Java2Wsdl problem
02/04/2002 03:08
PM
Please respond to
axis-dev
Hi,
I am using Java2Wsdl command line interface class for generating WSDL file
from a give class file. Is there any way I can restrict some of the
overloaded methods from being published in WSDL file. I mean if I have a
method foo() and another one foo(int) is there any way I can restrict
foo(int) from being published in generated WSDL, and let foo() only be
published there.
I know -m works for list of methods to be published in WSDL, but can anyone
tell me in detail how to specify overloaded methods with this command-line
param.
Also, how do I specify Port Name in WSDL using this utility?
I appreciate your help.
Best Regards
Ali
