Hi, My opinion of your request is: interact between machines on the bases of
WS/wsdl is neutral of technologies. Any data binding (such JAXB) could be used
by provider or client but not necessary both. The origin of a provider or
client is WSDL, nothing else.
And generation of code get started from a wsdl and nothing else too.
I wish this worth something to you.
Good Luck.
Mike Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Sudeep,
Thanks for your query.
Which non-SCA runtimes are you describing here? And which IDE?
SCA is not itself an IDE - are you expecting the necessary support
classes to be generated on-the-fly by the SCA runtime?
Yours, Mike.
Sudeep Mallick wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a minor query on SCA using JAXB binding. How do I pass around custom
> data type for example, a PurchaseOrder class while having SCA domain client
> and server interaction. I have tried the same code for non-SCA Web services
> based service provider and consumer and it works primarily the support
> classes for unmarshalling/marshalling get generated by the IDE. However, for
> the case of SCA no such support classes are generated. I was assuming SCA
> runtime would take care of it, but it doesnt. What should I do? Any pointers
> to any guide, etc would also help.
>
> Thanks,
> Sudeep
>
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