Tom Holmes Jr. wrote:
> Ok, I apologize this is a stupid question ... I may find the answer
> quickly, but I will ask anyway.
No problem.
>
> I am writing a data sync application ... I want this web Service to
> have three methods: Push, Pull, Sync ...
> Each of these have separate input and output parameters.
> Ultimately, I want it to be ONE Web-Service with ONE WSDL.
fine.
>
> So, I started with three classes: Push, Pull, Sync
> Each of these three classes has input and output variables and I have
> proper getters/setters for all these variables that I want to expose.
>
> I am using the Axis2 Code Generator Plugin, and I can only grab one
> class (push, pull, sync) and turn that into a web-service.
No you have to write a single class adding the three method , and that
class will be your service class.
So in your class there should be a class like below;
public class MyService {
public void push(PushParameter para){
}
public PullObject pull(String para){
}
}
> I'm rusty at writing web-services since the last time I did it was
> with Tomcat/Axis (1) ... but now I should deprecate Axis(1) in my mind
> and properly use 2.
>
> Thanks for any help!
> Tom
>
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Deepal
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