Hi all, I'm working with a product that offers multiple Web Services (around 180 in fact) that have been developed with CXF. My requirement is to geenrate JAX-WS bindings for a subset of those 180 services.
The WSDL for each of the services embeds 3 schemas with the following targetnamespaces: - XXXService - com.company.product.data - com.company.product.exceptions When I retrieve the WSDL for each service using http://182.168.1.1:8080/WebServices/XXXService?wsdl, the schema parts for the "data" and "exceptions" schemas only contain those elements/types that are actually used by the specific service. So each WSDL contains only a sub-set of the "total schema". I'm currently having trouble when I need to create bindings for multiple services. Example: wsdl2java -frontend jaxws21 XXXService.wsdl wsdl2java -frontend jaxws21 YYYService.wsdl Both runs will generate JAXB bindings for the elements inside the 3 schema parts. But the second run *overwrites* the ObjectFactory class inside the data and exceptions packages, which means that when I generate the bindings for YYYService, I lose the factory methods for those elements that are only used by the XXXService but not by the YYYService. I could of course just use "-p http://data.product.company.com=com.company.product.xxxservice"; to generate separate copies of these jaxb bindings for each service, but that will result in a massive duplication of code/classes when I need to do this for a number of services. I don't like duplicate code. These web services are provided by a *product*, and I do not have access to the code of that product. So my only option is to solve this on my side, I don't have the luxury of being able to modify the services or use the source code of the product. Is there any way to generate JAX-WS bindings for these services so that I do not end up with duplicate code/classes for the 2 data and exceptions namespaces? Kind regards, Maarten -- View this message in context: http://cxf.547215.n5.nabble.com/Generate-JAX-WS-bindings-from-existing-Web-Services-problems-with-schemas-tp4250617p4250617.html Sent from the cxf-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
