The closest thing I have found to a solution for this so far is to create
different mapping files for each service, i.e. service1-mapping.xml,
service2-mapping.xml, etc., and then use the JBoss-proprietary
ServiceFactoryImpl class's method createService(URL wsdlDocumentLocation, QName
serviceName, URL mappingLocation) to create services on the client side. (The
standard javax.xml.rpc.ServiceFactory class doesn't provide a createService
method that allows explicit specification of the mapping file.)
The client-side code, then, looks something like the following (this is really
just a test, so please excuse the hacky and hard-coded nature of it):
// URLs locating important files.
| URL watchListWSDL = null;
| URL watchListMapping = null;
| URL crawlerWSDL = null;
| URL crawlerMapping = null;
| try {
| watchListWSDL = new
URL("http://localhost:8080/crawler/WatchListManager?wsdl";);
| watchListMapping = (new
File("src/META-INF/watchlist-mapping.xml")).toURL();
| crawlerWSDL = new
URL("http://localhost:8080/crawler/CrawlerManager?wsdl";);
| crawlerMapping = (new File("src/META-INF/crawler-mapping.xml")).toURL();
| } catch (MalformedURLException e) {
| e.printStackTrace();
| }
|
| // Qualified names of the services.
| QName watchListQName = new
QName("http://servercontroller.application.server.webcrawler.thedistillery.com.au/jaws";,
| "WatchListManagerInterfaceService");
| QName crawlerQName = new
QName("http://servercontroller.application.server.webcrawler.thedistillery.com.au/jaws";,
| "CrawlerManagerInterfaceService");
|
| // Services (note that we use the org.jboss.ws.jaxrpc.ServiceFactoryImpl
class)
| ServiceFactoryImpl factory = null;
| Service watchListService = null;
| Service crawlerService = null;
| try {
| factory = (ServiceFactoryImpl) ServiceFactory.newInstance();
| watchListService = factory.createService(watchListWSDL, watchListQName,
watchListMapping);
| crawlerService = factory.createService(crawlerWSDL, crawlerQName,
crawlerMapping);
| } catch (ServiceException se) {
| System.out.println("Couldn't create service");
| }
|
| WatchListManagerInterface wlm = null;
| CrawlerManagerInterface cm = null;
| try {
| wlm = (WatchListManagerInterface)
watchListService.getPort(WatchListManagerInterface.class);
| cm = (CrawlerManagerInterface)
crawlerService.getPort(CrawlerManagerInterface.class);
| } catch (ServiceException e1) {
| e1.printStackTrace();
| }
|
| // Code that actually uses the services goes here.
This seems to work OK, but I haven't tested it fully and since the services
share classes, I'm not sure that it will work out alright in the long run. Any
feedback would be extremely welcome!
Thanks guys,
James
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