The location attribute supplies the URL of the imported schema document. If you have access to the URL, then you don't need to change the location. If you don't have access to the URL, ask the folks that built the schema to send it to you. Then you can either embed the schema inline in the WSDL or you can save it to a local file and change the location attribute to point to the new location.

Anne

On 11/7/05, giribabu venugopal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
HI
 
      i got WSDL which is generated by .NET platform..it contains location field.
 
1.should i use location filed as it is or need to chnge according to our  location
 
part of WSDL is
<wsdl:import namespace=" http://tempuri.org/PrudentialData.xsd " location=" http://sesha.com//Webservice/webform.asmx?=PrudentialData.xsd "/>

1.1 please can u tell me how should

            i use the location in the generated stub java files..

2. i edited location field according to my location and generated java classes using WSDL2Java cmd using Axis.1.2

3.how do i use my Generated Class files in my own java file.

4. should i call generated stub java methods in side my own java files.

   how should i use effectively "generated java stub classes".

 

 

 

 


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