ion code in the
stubs and skeletons generated.
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From: Stuart Barlow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2003 8:30 AM
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Subject: Exceptions mapped to AxisFault using WSDL to Java
When I have an interface and use Java2WSDL followed by WSD
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> Subject: Exceptions mapped to AxisFault using WSDL to Java
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> When I have an interface and use Java2WSDL followed by WSDL2Java
> I end up with AXIS types in my interface. This means that AXIS
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When I have an interface and use Java2WSDL followed by WSDL2Java
I end up with AXIS types in my interface. This means that AXIS
types are now polluting exposed in the client. Exceptions are
derived from AxisFault
So I have to provide another wrapper around the client interface
for client apps to us