In general, we do not because changing the WSDL will change the files
generated. If elements are no longer present in the new WSDL, the
corresponding files must be found and removed from the repository, or
else the clutter will build up. This can be tricky if there are dozens
or more files in multiple directories. If there are new elements, the
corresponding files must be added to the repository.
-David Robertson
-Berkeley Lab
Jeff Gardner wrote:
In general, should code that has been generated by wsdl2java be
committed to your version/source control repository?
Why or why not?
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