Hi Morten,
The element, in the WSDD
file (deploy.wsdd or server-config.wsdd, which ends up holding all the
deployed WSDD elements anyway) allows a sub element that
specifies the location of the WSDL file for the service. If this is present,
Axis, won't generate the WSDL.
If the WSDL accurately
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Subject: Re: Why does 'WSDL2Java' change my WSDL!!
Morten,
Have you told Axis where to find your WSDL? It's a setting in the WSDD
file. If you haven't told it, it will generate the WSDL
Morten,
Have you told Axis where to find your WSDL?
It's a setting in the WSDD file. If you haven't told it, it will generate
the WSDL and this may be what you are seeing.
Tony
Hi,
Does anyone know why the WSDL used to feed Axis' WSDL2Java' differs from
the WSDL returned by the final online
