Ideally we don't need to modify the WSDL or the client while migrating to AXIS
2. But I found that seems inevitable. Hope someone can verify this is indeed
true. And I have to tell my .NET client for the change.
In server-config.wsdd of Axis 1.3, the <service> tag has a name attribute
that is using the WSDL port name ("MyServicePort" as in <wsdl:port
name="MyServicePort">).
In services.xml of AXIS 2, the <service> tag has a name attribute that is
using the WSDL service name ("MyService" as in <wsdl:service name="MyService">).
So an Axis 1.3 client will have the endpoint address specified with the port
name ("MyServicePort"). This won't work for invoking the same service (same
WSDL) implemented with an AXIS 2.
Is this imcompatible feature just a little negligence or an improvement over
1.3? I do like the AXIS 2 approach (using WSDL:service name), though it's a
bit headache for the migration effort.
Thanks.
Shaoguang
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