Have you tried using jaxb2 for databinding? In my experience, I've noticed that jaxb2 generates as much as 1/10th the number of files that xmlbeans does. Just another option you can investigate...
________________________________ From: sri ram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected] Sent: Wednesday, November 5, 2008 4:01:31 AM Subject: Need to find an easy way, testing my code Hi all, I am using Axis 2.0 XMLBeans Databinding for my application . It creates a lot of files and folders(32000 files and 721 folders ) from my given WSDL and Schema .To test my code I need to create an .aar file of these generated files and finally deploy it in the service folder. So when I test it I find these cases, 1. The request is handled correctly and response is also correct.No issues with this...case 2.The response is different from what I have expected ,so I need to make some changes ---Either in the code That I have written . So I make the changes in the code compile the code create an aar file deploy in the server and restart it,takes atleast 20 minutes to do this . ----Either in the schema That we have So changing the schema Changing the code Compiling the schema (20 minutes) Creating the aar file (20minutes) And finally testing it. Its quite cumbersome to do this even for small changes ,can anyone please provide a way that would reduce our testing time . Thanks, Sriram ________________________________ Add more friends to your messenger and enjoy! Invite them now.
