Is there anyway to prevent WSDL2Java from creating the client side
stubs? In particular, I thinking about the Service interface and the
Locator and Stub classes. I don't need them for deploying to the server
and would just as soon not have them generated. Maybe I'm missing
something but I do
Hi,
If I have generated a WSDL file from the source file myjava.class
and Java2WSDL utility, then use that as input to WSDL2Java:
1. Are these the correct files to deploy under my webserver?
MyJava.class |
MyjavaSoapBindingImpl.class |
,
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From: anoop [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Mon, 6 Oct 2003 10:24:15 -0700
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Subject: wsdl2jav
Hi all,
I have a WSDL file representing a service and I wanted to
call this service from Java. I used WSDL2Java to generate Java Classes but
unfortunately, it generated only 2 of the 6 required data classes. Any Ideas? Please help.
Anoop Singhal
Reflectivity, Inc
350 Potr
Hi all,
I have a WSDL file representing a service and I wanted to
call this service from Java. I used WSDL2Java to generate Java Classes but
unfortunately, it generated only 2 of the 6 required data classes. Any Ideas? Please help.
Anoop Singhal
Reflectivity, Inc
350 Potr
Is there any way to programmatically specify the set
of allowed methods to an interface which is going to
be deployed as a service? For example here is a
section of the generated wsdd that I have.
I want to expose only one method of MyServiceInt as
exportable which will be g
namespace attributes from the soap:fault definition.
Anne
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I found the error. I did not have the name attribute of wsdl:fa
://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/soap/
[2] http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/
Regards,
Anne
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Subject: Re: soap fault and WSDL2Java question
I found the error. I did not have the name attribute of wsdl:fault
ds, > Anne > > - Original Message ----- > From: "Shantanu Sen" > To: > Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2003 7:05 PM > Subject: soap fault and WSDL2Java question > > > > When I use the following WSDL file, I get this > error, > > even though the WSDL
mlsoap.org/soap/encoding/";
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> Regards,
> Anne
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> When I use the following WSDL file, I get this error,
> even though the WSDL is validated by Cape Clear WSDL
> editor, and I see the name attribute is there.
&
When I use the following WSDL file, I get this error,
even though the WSDL is validated by Cape Clear WSDL
editor, and I see the name attribute is there.
java.io.IOException: ERROR: Fault is missing a name=
attribute in operation "MyOperation", in binding
{http://MyService}rpc-encoded.at
Title: RE: WSDL2Java question
Hi Mischa
I have successfully created java classes using WSDL2Java tool for a document/literal wsdl file. By default, WSDL2Java generates "Wrapped" version of doc/lit but if u use '-W' option with it, it will generate doc/lit implementaion o
hi,
is it right that WSDL2Java just makes sense for rpc/encoded?
Because no matter what style/use in my WSDL is specified - i
am always getting the same output of WSDL2Java. What's
the approach if i want to use document/literal? do I have to
bind my custom classes by myself or is there something
hi,
is it right that WSDL2Java just makes sense for rpc/encoded?
Because no matter what style/use in my WSDL is specified - i
am always getting the same output of WSDL2Java. What's
the approach if i want to use document/literal? do I have to
bind my custom classes by myself or is there something l
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Hi Anthony,
Thank you ... it answers to the question I asked but I actually wanted
to know more about WSIF before I go deepe
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Hi all,
I'm still quite a newbie to everything concerning web services and I
would like somebody's opinion on something I'm wondering.
I wa
27;t what you question was.
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Hi all,
I'm still quite a newbie to everything concerning web services and I
would like someb
Hi all,
I'm still quite a newbie to everything concerning web services and I
would like somebody's opinion on something I'm wondering.
I want to write a client that should access to a web service defined
through WSDL that is hosted physically on several servers.
I have made some experimentatio
ovember 27, 2002 8:29 PM
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I didn't get any response to this, so I'm reposting it. I really need to
understand these tools, is there a better way to learn them than trial
and error and the very basic command line docs?
An
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I didn't get any response to this, so I'm reposting it. I really need to
understand these tools, is there a better way to learn them than trial
and erro
I didn't get any response to this, so I'm reposting it. I really need to
understand these tools, is there a better way to learn them than trial
and error and the very basic command line docs?
Any point in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
Derek.
Derek Eichele wrote:
I am atte
I am attempting to learn how to use Java2WSDL and WSDL2Java properly,
but it isn't coming easily. I always get odd type names that I am forced
to edit every time I generate code. I created a simple test case for
demonstrative purposes, if anyone can tell me what I am doing wrong, I
would apprec
Title: repost of WSDL2Java question
Reposting this here too.
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Hi
Mark, sorry for the delay in getting back to you!
The
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