I have more questions on your questions :)
Yang ZHONG wrote:
2 questions on Java2WSDL.
2-1. Source path
I use "mvn -Peclipse eclipse:eclipse" to generate .classpath for
Eclipse.
The source path is incomplete, therefore not only can't the project
compile, but also does the Test Case generate empty WSDL portType. (WSDL
content is not checked)
How to make this into .classpath please:
<classpathentry kind="src" path="target/sdo-source"/>
This usually works for me. Can you describe the steps you're following,
starting with which folder are you running mvn -Peclipse eclipse:eclipse
from?
2-2. SDO integration
A Java class may be a static SDO. Not only may SDO have XSD info, but
also
could SDO know XSD location.
What do you think to enable all these options:
1. Option -importSchema: If XSD location is available, generate WSDL to
import that.
Axis(2) supports option "-C, --importSchema" (
http://ws.apache.org/axis/java/reference.html#Java2WSDLReference)
Do you know how this option works in the Axis2 Java2WSDL? Is there a
pointer to more info?
The Axis2 doc says "-C a file or URL to an XML Schema that should be
physically imported into the generated WSDL", but it doesn't say:
- if this can be used to import multiple XSDs
- if "physically import" means copy the contents of the XSD or just
generate an <xsd:import> statement
- if the tool will still generate some XSD types on its own or will not
generate any XSD, assuming that the imported XSD covers all the types
that need to be generated.
2. Option -importSDO: If XSD into is available, generate XSD using
SDO and
generate WSDL using Axis(2) to import that
What do you mean by "generate XSD using SDO"? Are you talking about
generating an XSD from the SDO type definition, using the SDO <-> XSD
mapping rules described in the SDO spec?
3. Option -inlineSDO: If XSD info is available, generate WSDL using
Axis(2) with inline schema from SDO
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Jean-Sebastien
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