Hi,
I have a web service that is both a service and a client - an
intermediary. The intermediary uses the same schema in its service
definition as that defined in the service definition of its dependency
(the endpoint for which this intermediary service is a client).
Bad ascii art follows:
Intermediary as Service.wsdl --> Shared Schema <-- A Service.wsdl
Intermediary as Client-----------------------------------------^
I am using xmlbeans for databinding for both the service and client.
My question is what is the best practice for using xmlbeans in this
scenario? If I run wsdl2java for the "intermediary as service", I will
get one graph of xmlbeans schema for the service. If I run it for the
intermediary as client, I will get another graph with the same classes.
In each run, I will get different xmlbean binaries generated.
Additionally, my code is layered such that my web service client stub
will be part of a service layer.
Do I just put these in different packages and call it a day?
Thanks,
Alejandro
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