----- Original Message ----- From: "alanz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, October 27, 2002 09:02 Subject: What is wsdl2java for?
> It seems to me WSDL2Java should generate the > testclient and the service classes for the web service > described in the WSDL. it does just that if you ask it nicely, -testcase and -server, I think > But instead, wsdl2java > generates a bunch of RMI like stubs and skeletons and > interfaces. does that too >I guess this effort is for the JAX-RPC > support? no, the stubs are what clients need to call the service > For people doing Web Services this seems > irrelevant? no, wsdl2java is nearly essential to a build process. >Maybe because of my lack of knowledge on > JAX-RPC? more your lack of knowledge on how to use wsdl2java - look at all its otions and play with it. >What exactly is the JAX-RPC support have anything to do with SOAP web services? JAX-RPC is the underlying standard API for SOAP in Java,
