Just committed this change in SVN 170089. Let me know if you've got questions or see any problems.
Thanks! Eddie On 5/13/05, Eddie ONeil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > All-- > > In an effort to be more Eclipse (and IDE) friendly, the WSM samples > should switch to using the .java file extension for web services. > I've started this work with a checkin to petstoreWeb and will finish > the rest later today. (squawk if anyone has a concern about this) > > In order to do this, it's necessary to split the web service source > out from the rest of the Java source files in its directory. This is > needed because of an issue with the WSM annotation processor which > requires type dependencies be resolved to .class files in order to > process a .java web service. When using APT, this isn't always > possible if all of the .java files are built together. > > So, a web service-enabled webapp that looks like: > > fooWeb/ > WEB-INF/ > src/ > service/Service.java > account/Account.java > > where Service.java depends on the Account type would turn into: > > fooWeb/ > WEB-INF/ > src/ > account/Account.java > src-ws/ > service/Service.java > > and the build would compile WEB-INF/src and then compile > WEB-INF/src-ws. Given that WSM web services should be leaves, this > actually enforces the one way dependency from src-ws on src and > prevents the reverse dependency. The other option would be to run > <javac> on WEB-INF/src and then run <build-webservices> on > WEB-INF/src, but this doesn't enforce the one way dependency. > > In the end it's just a minor change to the samples build files and a > move of .jws files to .java. > > Questions / comments welcome. > > Eddie >
