Hi,
I have 2 WSDL's that import the same XSD; they define 2 services/approaches
to communicate with the web service.
I noticed that the generated classes for server and client
are exactly the same, except for some holder classes
and the WSDL webservice specific classes. In my case, I end up
with 4 copies of all classes.
Is there any way to only generate the webservice specific
classes, and re-use the type classes? I tried running WSDL2Java with -n
but that yields this error:
java.io.IOException: Element {someNamespace}someElementName is referenced but
not defined.
I consider the type classes generated from the external XSD as a separate
API jar, when both client and server use axis. I'm implementing both a server
and a client system and I like to avoid duplicate classes.
I'm sure this is documented somewhere, but I scoured the wiki and the userlist
and couldn't find any information.
Thanks,
Kenney
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