Now I know @WebService annotation for Interface & implemention class is sufficient to public the web service. And that's all I need. I have spent so much time before dealing with STP plugin, trying to annotating everything, generating wsdl and generating code. It wasn't fun, I must say. But overall CXF makes things easy.
dkulp wrote: > > > Well, the STP project does have a bunch of issues around Java first use > cases that they are planning to address. Mostly, the STP folks have > concentrated on the WSDL first things. For Java first, the > simple+aegis stuff does work quite well. However, it's useless for > wsdl first as there isn't a wsdl2aegis type thing. > > Ideally, with Java first, even with JAX-WS, you would never touch a wsdl. > That's an unfortunate problem with STP right now. You would just write > your interfaces and implementations and run them as is. No generation > at all. You would still need to annotate things (although most > annotations are optional), but that's part of defining your contract. > STP is getting there, but it still has some work to go. > > Dan > > > On Tuesday 15 January 2008, yulinxp wrote: >> I have been using it since I began use CXF. Eclipse STP Plugin helps >> me a lot to do the annotation. >> But STP sometime doesn't re-generate wsdl. Or once I click Generate >> Code on wsdl, I don't know how to re-generate wsdl file/classes. So >> anytime I make some changes to my SEI, I need to build a new JAX-WS >> code first project. This really give me headache. Besides, the >> location of those generated file bothers me. I don't know how to put >> them to the location I wanted. >> >> I try Simple Front + Aegis binding today. It's so much easier than >> JAX-WS front. No annotation any more!! I can put my class into any >> package location I want! Love it!!! > > > > -- > J. Daniel Kulp > Principal Engineer, IONA > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://www.dankulp.com/blog > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/why-do-we-need-JAX_WS-any-more-tp14845207p15101181.html Sent from the cxf-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
