Hi > I spent a couple of hours yesterday looking into this. I didn't have a definitive solution, But, I realize this. For your operation in the binding section, if you have mime specification, it does not go well with <input ....> or <output ...>. Once I change the <input ...> to <input> and <output ....> to <output>. Axis generated the classes. I started looking up how WSDL 1.1 supports mime type.
Thank you so much. I did (from your advice) remove the complete content of 4 mime:MultiPartRelated tags, and now wsdl2java compiles. I will check the remaining functions, if they work as expected. Maybe I will learn form them a bit more. > I understand that you can't change the WSDL file. I've yet to look for work around. If I know very EXACTLY where the problem is and if I can show, where this compromises some standards, I might be able to get them to correct their service. Regards and thanks again, Steffen PS: What makes me worry is, that xmlspy and a webbased wsdl validation service rejected the original wsdl file. So this should violate the standards in some form. I just don't understand how.
