Title: RE: Axis code generation HOW-TO
> From: Stuart Barlow
> The main reason I went for the whole loop (Java2WSDL and WSDL2Java)
> was to see how AXIS was interpretting my types. Maps became HashMaps,
> contained Collections became arrays, and Exceptions moved to being
&g
so
what's that I am missing?
Thanks a lot !
Ajay
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08/28/2003 01:58 PM
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You are right that its a bit fiddly. But with ANT you can automate
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You are right that its a bit fiddly. But with ANT
you can automate
the whole process.
My process...
1. Take original API classes and build.
2. Run Java2WSDL to generate WSDL.
3. Run WSDL2Java to generate new API .java files a
parameter/return type objects. I tried to use my original objects (which
didnt contain generated code..just my beans) and it still works.
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From: chaddad [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Axis code generation HOW
Great tip Stuart! here's some additional tricks.
the destination directory for all generated source files should be /build/work
directory. usually i have /build/work/schema for wsdl and /build/work/com/... for
java source.
after generating the java source, copy the implementation file over i
You are right that its a bit fiddly. But with ANT you can automate
the whole process.
My process...
1. Take original API classes and build.
2. Run Java2WSDL to generate WSDL.
3. Run WSDL2Java to generate new API .java files and bindings.
4. Chuck away original API classes and copy new .java files i
Title: Axis code generation HOW-TO
I'm just starting out with Axis, so I haven't learned the tricks of the trade yet.
I have a class p.C, which contains at least one method that returns an object of class p.R and throws an exception p.E.
I use axis-java2wsdl (from Ant within E
