Hi Vaclav, Thanks for you suggestion. I externalized the URL using the explicit constructor call while making the web-service client, passing in the URL as one of the parameters.
Thanks again. Regards, Sandeep Gupta On 12/27/06, Vyacheslav Yakovenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There are simple decisions: 1. Extend you XXXSkeleton, for example: class XXX extends XXXSkeleton; 2. Make changes into your services.xml, for example change From: <parameter locked="false" name="ServiceClass"> com.webtair.sessionman.example.SessionManExampleServiceSkeleton </parameter> To: <parameter locked="false" name="ServiceClass"> com.webtair.sessionman.example.SessionManExampleService </parameter> Make your changes only into your class! 3.Hardcoded URI contains in the XXXStub not in the XXXSkeleton, but there is another method public SessionManExampleServiceStub( java.lang.String targetEndpoint) that allows to specify concrete endpoint. You can extract this information into properties file of course. Vaclav On 12/27/06, Sandeep Gupta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > We are consuming a web-service in our project, and for this we use Axis > WSDL2JAVA tool to build skeletons and stubs. Now the webservice URL we use > for development and production are different. The skeletons generated > contain the hard-coded URL. Is there a way that we could not hard-code the > URL and pick-up from another source at runtime.... we wish not to modify the > generated skeletons, for the build process to remain automated. > > Every suggestion/hint are most most welcome. > > Thanks in advance. > > Regards, > Sandeep Gupta > > -- Vaclav _________________________ Sun Certified Programmer for Java 2 Platform gTalk, msn: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cv: http://www.vaclav.kiev.ua/cv http://www.vaclav.kiev.ua http://www.wtg.kiev.ua icq: 196335325
