The current version of the wsdl_first demo does use it: src/main/java/com/example/customerservice/client/CustomerServiceClient.java
In anycase, it's pretty much just a convienience subclass of Service to more easily produce the proxy objects. It's not really needed (you could use the Service directly or our factories), but it does make some things easier. Dan On Wednesday 07 July 2010 5:25:46 pm jaybytez wrote: > In running wsdl_first, a class called CustomerServiceService is created > based on the service name in the WSDL. The class has an annotation in it > called @WebServiceClient. > > The documentation for JAX-WS doesn't fully explain what purpose of the this > annotation is outside of it representing the service name. > > So I am trying to understand when building a client or service endpoint > with CXF, how would I use the CustomerServiceService class or would I use > it...because outside of it's generation...I don't see it used at all in > the wsdl_first example. > > Thanks for your help, > > Jay -- Daniel Kulp [email protected] http://dankulp.com/blog
