Mike DuVall wrote:

> Here are my questions:
>
> 1. Any overall thoughts on our design?  Are we using Axis in the spirit in
> which it was intended?

  If you are handcoding everything then you are losing much of the benefits of
using an xml-based rpc framework.

> 2. Should we be using WSDL2Java and/or Java2WSDL?

  I have been using these two programs, and it makes my life easier, as my beans
are complex, because I have many abstract beans that are extended. If I had to
do everything by hand it would take me much longer to make changes. You can go
back later and add to the wsdl files if you want more flexibility than wsdl2java
offers.

> 3. Should I have to jumping through such hoops to get custom exceptions to
> work?  Posts in the past seems to indicate that others are also having
> issues.

  I just use the standard exception (RemoteException) at the moment.

> 4. Is there a clean way to get around the high maintenance and error prone
> process of having to update both the client proxy code and the server config
> files for each new parameter or return bean added to our services?

  Use the tools provided will help out.  They have tools to deploy/undeploy and
the java2wsdl/wsdl2java.


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