I have a situation that can be represented by this scenario:
* I have two wsdls. One contains a webservice interface for ordering Bikes.
It references an XSD that describes my Bike object. The other contains a
webservice interface for ordering Cars. It references an XSD that describes
my Car object.
* Both of my two xsds (Bike.xsd and Car.xsd) reference a third xsd that
describes a Vehicle.
* Bike and Car both extend Vehicle.
When I use wsdl2java to generate my web service for the Bike WS, I get a
nice object hierarchy where Bike subclasses Vehicle. The Vehicle class has
a JAXB annotation like this:
@XMLSeeALso({Bike.class})
Similarly when I use wsdl2java on the carws.wsdl, My car object extends
Vehicle and Vehicle has a JAXB annotation pointing to Car.class.
My problem is that I want the Vehicle class to be shared between both Car
and Bike. I know I could hand edit the file after I generate it, but I'd
like to avoid that if possible. Is there a solution for this? I was
originally looking for a solution where I could pass in both wsdls at the
same time, but it didn't look like that was possible. I appreciate any
help.
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