A WSDL is a contract, and changing this often is not the correct thing to
do. Changing the service contract often goes against the fundamentals of the
SOA paradigm.

Someone may be able to suggest a better solution if you could explain the
problem you are trying to solve (not the way you intend to solve it)

HTH
Azeez

On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 5:48 PM, Kanchana Welagedara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:

> Hi All
>
>
> I got use case where i don\t have a static wsdl but want a DII client
> invocation.I\m planing to use Axis2 .Earlier i used for static wsdl using
> proxy generators .But this time I can\t use proxies.In further I get a
> WSDL file that defines message based SOAP calls. The payload message is
> defined in XML Schema. It can contain any number of complex types.TheSchema 
> should be  displayed in the "Creater"(Creater where we make the xml
> definition for particular web flow ) and the user should be able to link
> variables/items in Spikeflow(www.nspike.com/) to elements/attributes in
> the schema. Then in running our runtime should be able to create correct
> SOAP requests to send and be able to parse SOAP responses.
>
> Normally we would do this by generating java objects with JAXB that
>
> maps to the Schema. But we can't do the JAXB and compilation step,
>
> since the WSDL and Schema changes.
>
> Really appreciate if any one can shoot any ideas on this
>
> Thanks a lot
> Kanchana
>
>
>


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