thank you!
On 8 Aug 2006, at 14:15, Davanum Srinivas wrote:
Alistair,
Yes, the only option right now is to use RPC*MessageReceiver. BUT with
a hand written WSDL. As we don't try to extract the schema from the
xmlbeans generated object. Please log an JIRA enhancement issue saying
that RPC*MessageReceiver should be able to generate runtime "?wsdl"
with proper schemas from XMLBeans objects.
thanks,
dims
On 8/8/06, Alistair Young <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
If I want to expose as an axis2 service something like:
public class Test {
public TestEntity munge(TestEntity testEntity) {
return Munger.munge(testEntity);
}
}
and be able to use a client with the XMLBeans generated objects that
the service uses, should I use the RPCInOutAsyncMessageReceiver
message receiver in service.xml for the Test service?
I can see how the client can be generated from the service WSDL using
the xmlbeans data binding but I''m not sure how to deploy the service
with the XMLBeans parameters.
I think I may have to write the WSDL 8-0 as there doesn't seem to be
a Java2WSDL in Axis2 or maybe I can't find it. I think I'm looking
for Java2WSDL -d xmlbeans.
thanks,
Alistair
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