Kim Tan wrote:
Anyway, basically you have 2 intereface classes, both needed on the
client side, hence together with the actual implementation, you need
the 4 classes on the client side.
on the server side, you need 2, one interface, and one the actual
implementation.
if you are not implementing
your client side will need 4 files, 2 are intereface and 2 are the classes that actually implement the interface, from the names of the files, I will think they are as followed :
1. Dummy.java -- your service interface
2. DummyService.java -- locator interface3. DummyServiceLocator.java --- impl
The WSDL2Java tool always generates classes that can be
used on the client, regardless of whether or not you specify the -s option.
Classes that it generates for the defined types can be used on the server
or client. The locator and stub can be used on the client. I don't think
there is a way to s
