> In general the URLs generated by Java2WSDL are not real. Its when you > actually deploy the service that the "real" endpoint URLs get created and > updated in the WSDL.
What do you mean by this? As an example there is another project here at work and the wsdl file was generated by gsoap and it contains info about https, the one i generated with java2wsdl does not. When running both wsdl files through wsdl2java with the same flags the one that contained info about https puts this info into the stub files/services.xml and the one without the https (genereated from java2wsdl) does not. How can i get it so that i have a wsdl file and services.xml file defined to use https, not http? Also, on a different note, i saw something strange. I wrote a test client that connects to my web service through https and i couldn't figure out why everything was so slow. I changed the client to connect with http instead and my tests ran about 20-30 times faster, whats up with that? When looking at how other internal webs had this working thats when i noticed that the other apps that are fast all had https defined in their wsdl/services.xml and mine did not. I'm assuming this might have something to do with why mine is so slow, but i don't know why. Thanks, Jon. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
