I look into Eclipse plugin, I use Axis 1.3. And I use WST 1.5.4 and JST 1.5.4.
I think the <wsdlFile> works in my case. I just assumed that the integration problem between my WS implementation and WS client was because the different between original WSDL and generated WSDL. That's why I asked how to use the original WSDL. But I found out that that is not the problem. Regards, Steve On 8/17/07, Lahiru Sandakith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > Please tell us which version of the Axis/Axis2 runtime that you are using > inside Eclipse WTP WS Framwork, plus what is the WTP verison that this issue > raised. I believe you are using Axis as the runtime not Axis2 in side WTP. > AFAIK in Axis > > you need to edit the deploy.wsdd. > > <wsdlFile>your.wsdl</wsdlFile> > > Then restarting the WS runtime should work. > > Thanks > > Lahiru > > On 8/16/07, sjtirtha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > I use Eclipse WTP to generate a java skeleton for a Web > > Service implementation based on the existing WSDL. > > After creating the java skeleton, I realized that Axis generated a new > > WSDL that is possibly in run time by the servlet generated. > > But this generated WSDL is not the same one with the existing WSDL that > > I used to generate the java skeleton. > > > > For example, Axis changes the following datatype from a simpleType into > > complexType. And when I see into the deploy.wsdd, axis map "char8" into > > a simple String without restriction. It should cause a incompatibility > > between the the WS Client that is built based on the existing WSDL and the > > WS implementation that uses the new generated WSDL. > > > > How can I set Axis to use always the existing WSDL and not using the > > generated WSDL. The problem is the WS client communicates with some other WS > > implementation that use this existing WSDL. > > > > <xsd:simpleType name="char8" > > > <xsd:restriction base="xsd:string" > > > <xsd:maxLength value= "8"/> > > </xsd:restriction> > > </xsd:simpleType > > > to > > > > <complexType name="char8"> > > <simpleContent> > > <extension/> > > </simpleContent> > > </complexType> > > > > Regards, > > > > Steve > > > > > > -- > Thanks > Lahiru Sandakith > > http://sandakith.wordpress.com/ > GPG Key Fingerprint : 8CD8 68E0 4CBC 75CB 25BC 1AB1 FE5E 7464 1F01 9A0F
