Re: WSDL does not contain complex type corresponding to bean mapping if not explicitly used

[Achim Abeling]

Hi Anne,

thanks for your help.

I now found out that the deployment descriptor also contains this switch.

Achim

Anne Thomas Manes wrote:

You will need to run java2wsdl and inlcude this switch:

        -e, --extraClasses <argument>
            A space or comma separated list of class names to be added to
            the type section.

Anne

On 7/24/06, Achim Abeling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi,

I am using Axis 1.3 and found out that the automatically generated WSDL
for a webservice does not contain complex types for beans that are not
explicitly used in a webservice even though there is a bean mapping
defined for it.

Isn't this a problem for webservices where such beans are used
indirectly e.g. in collections or maps?

Best regards
Achim

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