Hi Amila
Thanks very much for your response. I've been trying to build using the
maven plugin rather than the command line, but I noticed in the source
that the wdc option should be available. I've tried using it but just
examining the classes that are produced by I don't notice any
difference, so I don't know if it has actually picked it up. By dummy
class do you mean really that they're empty or that they're the same but
can be safely ignored? The other problem I have with the method is that
currently I have my own application schemas, which are imported into the
wsdl and which in turn import a standard model schema (gml). It's
actually only the package related to the standard schema that I need to
replace, how would that effect the wdc? would I need to inline my
application schemas in the wsdl? Actually I had hoped that for the
external mapping there would be a way to just map a name space to a
package (of pre-generated beans) but that doesn't seem the case - is
that a possible future option?
Cheers Alistair
Amila Suriarachchi wrote:
hi,
The external mapping option was there from lot of time and there were
not request
for this feature. So I have not done much testing with it and I'll
have a look at onit once have a time.
For Xmlbeans you can use the -Ewdc option.
This basically generates some dummy classes for the element refer from
the wsdl.
So what you can do is to First generate the code with this option and
then delete the dummy
classes.
Then generate the Xmlbeans classes using the scomp command comes with
the Xmlbeans distribution.
Then add those classes to class path.
thanks,
Amila.
On Jan 31, 2008 4:52 PM, Mauro Molinari <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Alistair Edwardes ha scritto:
> which is similar to what I think you were trying to achieve
before too.
Hi Alistair,
actually I'm using ADB and I'm following the approach to carefully
choose namespaces so that the automatically mapped package names
of the
generated class files are the ones I want to be. Moreover, I know
WSDL2Java has -ns2p option that can help to map namespaces to Java
packages, although I didn't need to use it.
Anyway, thank you for sharing your results with XMLBeans with us, they
can surely be very useful to many people.
Unfortunately, Axis2 official documentation is really poor about this
kind of information :-(
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