DBDavide wrote:
...
I've seen your and Ajith comments on
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-2007.
Yes I'm using ADB, pratically just modifying a service.xml to expose my
existing pojo class. So exceuse my newbie questions:
Is there any way to set up Axis2 to use by default xmlbeans databinding
instead of ADB?
You can do this with a -d xmlbeans parameter passed to WSDL2Java when
you generate the code.
Give that I already have a ready pojo class to expose, my step should be:
#1 Save the Axis automagically generated wsdl for my pojo
#2 Use the wsdl as input to WSDL2Java specifying that I want serverside
skeletons and xmlbeans databinding
#3 Fill the skeleton with my old pojo business logic or better delegate the
methods 1 to 1 from the skeleton to my pojo.
#4 jar everything and deploy again.
Regarding the #1 could I modify the wsdl before running WSDL2Java? I ask
this because, right now to get rid of this quirk (
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-1931 ) I recompiled Axis sources.
You can definitely modify the WSDL generated by Axis2 Java2WSDL. I
recommend to anyone using this that they at least clean up the generated
schema, since it's a very basic form that doesn't represent things very
efficiently.
There are some quirks when using XMLBeans, in terms of how you construct
and populate the data objects. I'll try to add both XMLBeans and ADB
versions to the sample I provided for JiBX on the wiki site within the
next day or two, so that people can see how the three work out in
practice. The Quick Start guide at
http://ws.apache.org/axis2/1_1_1/quickstartguide.html gives you a
trivial example now.
If you're working with several services based on existing pojo code you
may also want to consider using JiBX (my data binding creation), which
lets you work directly with your existing classes. The downside is that
you need to create a binding definition for JiBX, and although that's
pretty well documented on the JiBX site (http://www.jibx.org) it can be
a little overwhelming if you're just doing a simple one-off project.
There is a tool to generate a simple default binding for you, and
another that generates a schema from the binding + code, but these are
both out of date and you end up needing to do a fair amount of hand
modification. I'm working on getting these tools updated now.
- Dennis
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