Here's the doc I'll add to the web pages once we release beta 2 (thanks for
the help, Rich): (See attached file: beta1-beta2.html)
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Russell Butek/Austin/IBM@IBMUS on 04/25/2002 09:10:35 AM
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No-one responded to this note. I KNOW we did more than just these two
items since beta 1. I'll add one more:
- various bug fixes.
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Russell Butek/Austin/IBM@IBMUS on 04/23/2002 08:35:41 AM
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Subject: Changes from beta 1 to beta 2
I'm just priming the pump here. Everyone please add your favorite changes
to this list and I'll collect them all for the AXIS web pages.
Changes from AXIS beta 1 release to AXIS beta 2 release:
- AXIS now complies with all of the JAX-RPC version 0.8 interfaces. The
implementation of these interfaces, however, is not quite complete.
- Server-side skeletons no longer generated by default (they can still be
generated with the --skeletonDeploy option). If the skeleton exists, WSDL
metadata resides within it. If the skeleton does not exist, WSDL metadata
resides in deploy.wsdd.
- ...
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| Changes from Beta 1 to Beta 2 |
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javax interfaces are now fully compatible with JAX-RPC version 0.8.
And the implementation mostly supports these interfaces.
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Server-side skeletons are no longer generated by default (they can still
be generated with the option '--skeletonDeploy true'). If the skeleton
exists, WSDL metadata resides within it. If the skeleton does not
exist, WSDL metadata resides in deploy.wsdd.
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Generated beans now include robust toString(), equals(..) and hashCode()
methods.
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Additional XML-type support:
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attribute/element "format" attributes.
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derived complexTypes.
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an element or attribute without a type correctly defaults to xsd:anyType.
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abstract attributes on complexTypes.
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The bindings for the echo sample are now generated from a wsdl file.
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WSDL2Java only generates referenced types (unless --all is specified).
Now, derived types are considered referenced if their base type is referenced.
If the WSDL file contains xsd:anyType, then all types are considered referenced.
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Meta data and serializer/deserializer access can be embedded in the bean
class or a helper class.
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Password support in WSDL2Java
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Improvements to SerializationContext to allow specifcation of both javaType
and xmlType.
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Serialization/deserialization of beans that have public fields instead
of getter/setter methods.
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Various bug fixes and improvements.
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