Inverted bindings?

[Kendall Shaw]

Hi,

I use a web service that represents classes as endpoints, e.g.:
class Blargh {
  public void asdf(int x) { }
  public void fdsa(int y, int z) { }
}

class Snorv {
  public void asdf(int x) { }
   public void fdsa(int x, int z) { }
}

are represented as:

http://example.com/somewhere/Blargh
http://example.com/somewhere/Snorv Snorv

I don't have access to the web service source.

The wsdl2java tool using adb or using jibx, create a class per method, e.g.:

class Asdf {
  public int getX();
}

class Fdsa {
  public int getX();
   public int getY();
}

Is there a way to create bindings that are class to class, instead of 
class to method? In other words, the result would be like:

class Blarg {
  public void asdf() {
  }

}

Kendall

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