Hi,
If you put the BasicSo in the same namespace, then it'll generate just
one class
You can abstract the common stuff in a wsdl, then use <wsdl:import .../>
to include the common wsdl in your multiple wsdls
Will it solve your problem?
James
Hi,
I'm currently generating 10 Java clients from multiple WSDL's using the
maven wsdl2java plugin.
The clients generated are put into the following packages:
com.foo.p1
com.foo.p2
...
com.foo.p10
Almost all objects returned from any of the 10 services extend the same
basic class, let's call it BasicSO.
So what I end up
com.foo.p1.BasicSO
com.foo.p2.BasicSO
...
com.foo.p10.BasicSO
I have a lot of methods that need to operate on BasicSO, and I'd rather not
have to make a method for each of the 10 BasicSO. Is there any way I can
generate clients that share objects between multiple services?
I could generate all the clients into the same package. But I would rather
not since I end up with around 2000 objects in the same package which make
it rather difficult to navigate.
Anybody got some ideas?
Cheers
Kasper
