Sounds reasonable.
Rich Scheuerle
XML & Web Services Development
512-838-5115 (IBM TL 678-5115)
Glen Daniels
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New: - Java2WSDL support for -extra
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+1 on the option, but as for the file, I'd much prefer we went with a
single XML-based configuration file for the tool which dealt with
everything (ns->pkg mappings, extra classes, settings, etc), so you could
set up a descriptor for a particular set of stuff and then use it N times.
--Glen
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> Java2WSDL support for -extraClasses option
>
> Summary: Java2WSDL support for -extraClasses option
> Product: Axis
> Version: current (nightly)
> Platform: All
> OS/Version: All
> Status: NEW
> Severity: Enhancement
> Priority: Other
> Component: Basic Architecture
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> Lets say Java2WSDL is invoked on an interface that has
> method that references a Base class (possibly Base is an
> Abstract class).
>
> public interface SEI {
> public String query(Base base);
> }
>
> The generated wsdl file will automatically generate xml types
> for Base, but
> there is no way for it to generate types for the classes that
> are dervived from
> Base.
>
> So the proposal is to have an -extraClasses option which can
> be used to
> designate additional classes that should be generated as xml types.
> The -extraClasses option should accept a list of space or
> comma separated
> class names. The -extraClasses option can be specified
> duplicate times. Each
> specification results in the additional classes being added
> to the list.
>
> Probably should have an -extraClassesFile option which is a
> file that contains
> the list of extraClasses.
>
