Hi Radim, I'm glad to see you solved your Jetty/Tomcat problem. See inline responses below to your questions on WSDL generation.
Simon Radim Kolarik wrote:
Hi, thanks for all your support, removing tuscany-host-jetty jar from the classpath solved the problem! I can now run the service from Tomcat. I would just like to clarify with you few more things that were mentioned in this thread. Ant mentioned, that he would start working on something for next release of Tuscany, which is due to be released in August. Did you mean also the "on the fly" generation of WSDL, to support services without pre existing WSDL file?
I don't know the details of how this will be supported. I'd expect that it would include "on the fly" generation, as the client would need to get WSDL from somewhere. Perhaps someone else can add more detail.
How can I generate WSDL file for SCA service using Tuscany at the moment? And does the generation support SDOs as parameters / results of services?
I'm not an expert in this area, so if anyone knows more about the current state of things please jump in and correct me. There is some code in java2wsdl to handle SDO types but it is not in active use and it may well have problems. It would be good to get this working, and any help would be appreciated :-) As a start, could you say a bit more about what you would like to do? Have you got some Java SDO types that were generated from XSD schemas? If so, then the goal should be to generate WSDL that picks up your existing schemas. There is some code in java2wsdl to do this but I don't know how well it's working. Have you tried to use this and come across a problem?
Thanks, Radim
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