Hi all.

What am I doing wrong here ? 
What am I missing ?

1. Did define a simple Java interface (see description of interface and two
utility-classes below).
2. Used Java2WSDL on it.
3. Then used WSDL2Java on the resulting wsdd-file.

After that one (not none, not both, but one) of my utility-classes got
overwritten by WSDL2Java. The same is true for the initial interface. (No
original code, e.g. methods etc. is preserved at all.)

Then I separated my source dir from the axis-generated-source-dir.
That just helped me to preserve my sources, of course.
When it comes to compiling I either can't use the axis-generated-classes or my
utility-classes depending on which get compiled first and subsequently
overwrite the other. (As a consequence the whole thing doesn't compile
completely.)

Note: This example is a simplification of the real code; for ease of reading
and discussing.
If you need additional informations in order to help, please let me know which
wsdl, wsdd file or whatever else I should additionally post (didn't want to
include more, because the mail is already quite big).

Thanks a lot.
Cheers,
Joerg


p.s. here the descriptions of initial interface and the utility classes (Item
is part of the interface, i.e. it is the services return value; Key in turn is
part of the Item class.)


<INTERFACE-SNIP>
package com.project.services;
import com.util.Item;

public interface Foobar
{
    public Item getFoo();

} 
</INTERFACE-SNIP>



<ITEM-TYPE-SNIP>
package com.util;

import java.util.List;

public class Item extends Object
{
    public Item()
    {
    } 

    public Item(Key itemID, String itemName, List childrenList)
    {
        this.itemID       = itemID;
        this.itemName     = itemName;
        this.childrenList = childrenList;

    } // END constructor

    private Key    itemID;
    private String itemName;
    private List   childrenList;

    (... public getter / setter methods for above attributes ...)

}
</ITEM-TYPE-SNIP>


<KEY-TYPE-SNIP>
package com.util;

public class Key extends Object
{
    public Key()
    {
    } 

    public Key(int itemPos, int repositoryID)
    {
        this.itemPos      = itemPos;
        this.repositoryID = repositoryID;

    } // END constructor

    private int    itemPos;
    private int    repositoryID;

    (... public getter / setter methods for above attributes ...)

}
</KEY-TYPE-SNIP>

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