>>>>> "Naresh" == Naresh Bhatia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Naresh> I have some questions regarding the Java classes generated
Naresh> by WSDL2Java. My assumption is that WSDL2Java was written
Naresh> primarily to create a Web Service client. However it is
Naresh> making the maintenance of my business data classes a bit
Naresh> awkward. Let me try to explain...
Naresh> When I use Java2WSDL followed by WSDL2Java, the classes
Naresh> generated for these types are different from the original
Naresh> Java classes - they have some additional methods (such as
Naresh> equals(), hashCode(), getSerializer(), getDeserializer()
Naresh> etc.) and some methods removed.
Naresh> 1) Does WSDL2Java make any attempt to merge the methods
Naresh> into the original classes?
Naresh> 2) What is the recommended approach to keep one copy of
Naresh> data classes for the client and the server?
My approach has been to throw away the Axis generated type classes.
To do this I tell WSDL2Java to generate into a temp dir, then copy out
the files that I want (stubs etc)
- Bob
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