I believe this is incorrect. There are WSDL files which are automatically
generated during a ?WSDL request in Axis which are different from the ones
created by a tool like java2wsdl or by hand. I think that these are just
represented as objects in memory, because I've heard that you can
programmatically replace the ?WSDL which is returned.
Thanks,
Nell
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Heitzso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
06/27/2002 09:13 AM
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Subject: Re: WSDL location?
... I'm guessing, but perhaps will stimulate clarification
from the list ....
.NET architecture uses the ?WSDL mechanism, AXIS does not.
"AXIS Next Generation Java SOAP" examples use java2wsdl
mechanism to generate your WSDL file, then they place the
blah.wsdl file in a directory services/blah.wsdl.
However, if you move up the chain a notch and use UDDI
then the wsdl files would be picked up from the UDDI server.
Summary -- I believe you have your SOAP server architectures
crossed up slightly.
Heitzso
On Wed, 2002-06-26 at 21:53, Alexander L. wrote:
> Hi people,
>
> I am wondering where to access the WSDL files which are automatically
> generated during a ?WSDL url request.
> There doesnt seem to be a file called "BlahService.wsdl" anywhere, so
I'm
> not sure if the wsdl document is simply generated on-the-fly for each
> request. If so, what files are used for that automatic generation?
