Title: RE: repost of WSDL2Java question
Sorry,
I was getting confused between the beta 1 functionality (generating skeletons by
default) and the post-beta 1 function (not). After looking at JavaDeployWriter I
see that it will either use the skeleton class or the impl class depending on
Title: RE: repost of WSDL2Java question
I
don't believe that's what it does by default, otherwise a lot of our tests would
fail. Right now by default it doesn't make a skeleton, and the deploy.wsdd
should point to the Impl class.
I'm
ambivalent about the opti
Title: RE: repost of WSDL2Java question
Do you agree that WSDL2Java currently does the wrong thing by default?
By this I mean it doesn't generate a skeleton class, but the deploy.wsdd it generates refers to the non-existent skeleton class.
I really think the solution is to allow the us
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Is
it accurate to say that the use of generated skeleton classes is now
discouraged and deprecated?
AXIS simply supports 2 different models.
Russell Butek
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The
Skeleton class is no longer generated by default, we now put the metadata that
it contained into the WSDD descriptor. You can still get it by
specifying the --skeletonDeploy option for the tool,
Title: RE: repost of WSDL2Java question
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Subject: RE: repost of WSDL2Java question
> Glen,
>
> Thanks so much for your reply! That cleared up a number of questio
Title: RE: repost of WSDL2Java question
Glen,
Thanks so much for your reply! That cleared up a number of questions I had.
When you say "The Skeleton class is no longer generated by default" do you mean in nightly releases after beta 1?
It seems to me that beta 1 does gener
Title: repost of WSDL2Java question
Hi
Mark, sorry for the delay in getting back to you!
The
Service.java class is the interface which the Locator
implements. It's true this may not be strictly necessary, since no one I
know of uses it yet. It might come in handy later though for portabl
