Hello,
I am developing a WSDL-first XFire service using the XFireExporter with Spring Remoting. Although I want my WSDL to mainly remain as written, I would like XFire to dynamically modify the service URL portion (<soap:address location="http://localhost:8080/myapp/MyService"/>) to match the server and port it is running on. XFire already does this for java-first deployments, but doesn't appear to do it with WSDL-first deployments. Digging through some code, I've discovered the main difference: WSDL-first deployments use the ResourceWSDL implementation of WSDLWriter. This just copies the WSDL byte-for-byte. Java-first implementations use the WSDLBuilder implementation of WSDLWriter-this generates the WSDL on-the-fly and through a series of calls, eventually calls down to XFireServletTransport.getServiceURL(...), which dynamically generates the correct URL based on server name and port. Has anyone discovered a way to accomplish this in WSDL-first development? This service will be deployed on multiple servers in multiple infrastructures, and I'd rather not have to modify the physical WSDL file for each separate installation. Thanks! -Chris
