Rob, I really appreciate your help. Yes, I did something similar and now everything is working. Thanks again, james
-----Original Message----- From: Rob Henley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 10:23 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: axis-wsdl2java task problem Hi James I'm not an expert, but I had a similar problem. I generated a server skeleton using java2wsdl and then added my implementation code, but of course next time I run java2wsdl it is overwritten. I have a directory structure something like: axis2 samples mySample ... MySkeleton.java src org.apache.axis2 ... MySkeleton.java I keep all my own code in the 'parent' directory (e.g. mySample), so first time around after running wsdl2java I moved the generated skeleton to this top level. Subsequently if i regenerate the code I just delete or rename the newly-generated skeleton (its a good idea to check it still has the same 'interface' as your 'original'). When you build it doesn't seem to matter whether the file is in a subdirectory corresponding to its package name or not, so this seems like a simple way to keep your generated code separate from the stuff you've modified. Cheers Rob ----- Original Message ----- From: "James Armstrong" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, May 10, 2006 4:51 PM Subject: re: axis-wsdl2java task problem > Hi, > I am using Axis wsdl2java to autogenerate needed "stubs" to that I can > deploy my web service using axis-admin task. The wsdl2java keeps on > over-writing my java source that java2wsdl used to generate the wsdl. Can > I > tell it not to do that?! > > Here is my axis-wsdl2java target: > > <target name="wsdl2java" depends="java2wsdl" description="Generates > a SOAP stubs."> > <mkdir dir="<my source root>"/> <!-- when I point output at > my original source root wsdl2java overwrites my java source--> > <axis-wsdl2java output="<my source root" > serverside="${serverside}" url="${wsdl.file}" deployscope="${deployscope}" > helpergen="${helpergen}" debug="true" all="${all}"/> > <echo message="wsdl2java has finished"/> > <custom-modifyWsdd wsddaction="${wsdd}" > wscodebehind="${classname}"/> > <echo message="modifyWsdd has been completed."/> > </target> > > Here are my property definitions: > > <property name="url" value="${wsdl.file}" description="The URL to fetch > and > generate the WSDL for. The URL can be remote or a local file."/> > <property name="deployscope" value="Application" description="This > optional attribute adds scope to deploy.xml. The options are Application, > Request, Session."/> > <property name="serverside" value="true" description="Generate > server-side bindings for the web service. The default is false."/> > <property name="helpergen" value="true" description="Turns Helper > class generation on or off. The default is false."/> > <property name="all" value="true" description="Generates code for > all elements, even unreferenced ones. The default is false"/> > <property name="output" value="${autogenerated.src}" > description="The output directory for generated files."/> > <property name="target.build.jar.name" value="ecweb.jar"/> > > Problem: Axis overwrites my java source with autogenerated code. Is there > anyway around this? > james > > > > >
