You should include @WebParam annotations to configure the parameter names. On 06/08/2013 4:54 AM, "Lewis John Mcgibbney" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Users@, > I've been using Apache CXF 2.7.5 in Eclipse Juno Service Release 1... it is > going great and I am extremely happy with the service generation... it is > saving a lot of time. > I have one issue however... > When I generate the actual SEI from my Java class, no Javadoc annotations > are added to the generated Javacode meaning that when I look into the wsdl > file in the web services explorer and test the service, the arguments for > my service are being set to default arg0, arg1,... etc. > Is there something I've missed when auto generating the SEI that would lead > to the absence of the correct Javadoc. > To confirm, all of my Java classes are fully annotated BEFORE I generate > the SEI code. > Thank you very much for any advice, it is greatly appreciated. > Best > Lewis > -- > *Lewis* >
