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daryoush mehrtash commented on BEEHIVE-782:
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Currently generating a SC is a two step process, 1) create the types, 2) run 
extension maker.   For literal WSDLs XMLBean is the preferred type generation 
tool, and for the RPC-Encoded Axis type generators must be used.    I think the 
Ant task that is proposed here should also examine the WSDL and generate the 
types also.  This would simplify our build process.  We should also have a flag 
for disabling type generation so that a developer can use his/her own type 
generation.

> create Ant task for generating a web service control
> ----------------------------------------------------
>
>          Key: BEEHIVE-782
>          URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BEEHIVE-782
>      Project: Beehive
>         Type: New Feature
>   Components: Controls
>     Versions: V1Alpha, V1Beta, V1, TBD
>     Reporter: Eddie O'Neil
>      Fix For: TBD

>
> Currently, the Java class ExtensionMaker is used to generate a web service 
> control, and it is called from an Ant build as something like:
>               <java 
> classname="org.apache.beehive.controls.system.webservice.generator.ExtensionMaker">
>                       <classpath>
>                               <path refid="build.classpath" />
>                               <pathelement location="${build.classes}" />
>                       </classpath>
>                       <arg line="-gen_root ${gen.source.dir} 
>                       -wsdl ${schema.dir}
>                       -pkg ${my.service.control.package}" />
>               </java>
> It would be quite useful to provide an Ant task that does the same thing with 
> a cleaner Ant API like:
>   <generateServiceControl srcdestdir="${gen.src.dir}" 
>                           wsdl="${schema.dir}"
>                           outputpackage="${my.service.control.package}"/>
> -- or something similar :).

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