Hi Asankha,
Thanks for the Reply. Could you please point me to any link that explains how to do as mentioned in your suggestion? And Also this time I attached the WSDL also. Thanks, Renjith _____ From: Asankha C. Perera [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2007 1:58 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: "Regarding Namespace Problem with an application" Hi Renjith For Details please see the WSDL Attached. Seems like you forgot to attach it ;-) I have a client that is been developed using the attached WSDL, that works fine if I am building a service using the same WSDL. But since our proposed service have similar kind of clients to deal with . But those clients are generated using almost same WSDL, except the target Namespace changes and in different package itself. So for the first client (Client1) I have to create the supporting classes in package com.intuit.developer to work fine (as per mentioned in namespace "http://developer.intuit.com";). But is there any way I can package the classes into com.dtc.sync and also able to change the namespace of WSDL to "http://sync.dtc.com"; and still able to communicate with Client1 (Which is being generated using namespace "http://developer.intuit.com";. And I cannot Change the Clinet1 code/WSDL). So I need to have my Service to be generated using WSDL with Namespace "http://sync.dtc.com"; (Instead of Namespace "http://developer.intuit.com";) And still able to do service for the Client that is been generated using the WSDL attached (ie with Namespace "http://developer.intuit.com";) So in the end I need to expose my Service's WSDL with Namespace "http://sync.dtc.com"; instead of "http://developer.intuit.com"; and works fine with the client developed using WSDL having Namespace "http://developer.intuit.com"; OK.. if I am understanding your problem correctly, this could be simplified to the requirement that you want to expose your existing service under different WSDLs (using different namespaces) to different clients? If so, this is trivial in Synapse. You just create one or more proxy services with a publish WSDL specified to that which the client expects, and then forward the messages to the actual endpoint. asankha --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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