Hi Jim, It was turned out that the generators list is empty when JavaToWSDLProcessor.generate() API is invoked. That's why the wsdl file is empty.
The service is build from spring bean definition. I am able to generate wsdl using WSDLWriter. Thanks for your inputs, Li jim ma wrote: > > On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 7:50 AM, liw <[email protected]> wrote: > >> >> Hi Jim, >> >> Since I have the service object already, is there any way that I can get >> the >> ServiceInfo for the service instead of creating a one? >> >> If I have to create a ServiceInfo instance, what are the minimum fields I >> need to add before passing it to JavaToWSDLProcessor. >> > > yes. you can . What is this service built from ? Do you use > ReflectionServiceFactoryBean to build it ? > > >> >> >> Here is the code I have. Unfortunately, the wdl file generated is empty. >> >> >> private void generateCXFWsdlStream(String serviceName, OutputStream os) >> throws IOException >> { >> Service service = getCXFServiceObject(serviceName); >> List serviceInfos = service.getServiceInfos(); >> >> for (ServiceInfo serviceInfo : service.getServiceInfos()) { >> System.out.println("serviceInfo targetNamespace" + >> serviceInfo.getTargetNamespace()); >> } >> >> File tempFile = new File(outdir, serviceName + ".wsdl"); >> JavaToWSDLProcessor wsdlProcessor = new JavaToWSDLProcessor(); >> >> wsdlProcessor.generate((ServiceInfo) >> serviceInfos.get(0),tempFile); >> } >> > > Did you see some errors when you generate wsdl ? The JavaToWSDLprocessor > will invoke ServiceWSDLBuilder to convert the ServiceInfo to Wsdl > definition. You can debug this class to get more information. > > > Jim. > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-to-generate-wsdl-programmatically-using-cxf--tp24105734p24415033.html Sent from the cxf-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
