Hi,
The answer is in your classfile. If you deployed your service using a ready made class file, your parameter names will be lost, because they are not stored in the compiled class file. You have to recompile your java file using compile parameters to insert full debug info into the class. I don't exactly remember the option, but you'll check it with /?. This way the generated WSDL will comform to your needs. (hopefully). At least this is the way I've done it. I hope this helps. Geza -----Original Message----- From: ext DEEPTHI PRABHAKAR [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 17. April 2002 10:13 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Problem with WSDL message names Hi all I have an automatically generatd WSDL file using http://localhost:80/axis/...?wsdl format. In the wsdl, the in/out parameters have been assigned the default names like "arg0", "arg1" etc. However I want to change these into comprehensible names like "username", "pass" . Is there any way to do go about it. I could manage to change these parameter names in the SOAP request response format by adding call.addParameter( ) in my service invocation. Should I change my wsdd file, If I do, will that be reflected in the wsdl file that is generated?? Hoping to get a reply asap! cheers Deepthi Join the world's largest e-mail service with MSN Hotmail. Click Here
