Hi,
Mmmm... followed both threads of advice and still in the same position.
I deleted my previously generated SEI, generated a new one with @WebMethod,
@WebParam, @RequestWrapper, @ResponseWrapper, @WebResult options activated
and stil getting the same resu;t
@WebMethod(operationName = "calculateBeltConveyorPowerRequirement",
action = "urn:CalculateBeltConveyorPowerRequirement")
@RequestWrapper(className =
"edu.stanford.eil.eilservicestack.conveyor.beltconveyor.jaxws.CalculateBeltConveyorPowerRequirement",
localName = "calculateBeltConveyorPowerRequirement", targetNamespace = "
http://beltconveyor.conveyor.eilservicestack.eil.stanford.edu/";)
@ResponseWrapper(className =
"edu.stanford.eil.eilservicestack.conveyor.beltconveyor.jaxws.CalculateBeltConveyorPowerRequirementResponse",
localName = "calculateBeltConveyorPowerRequirementResponse",
targetNamespace = "
http://beltconveyor.conveyor.eilservicestack.eil.stanford.edu/";)
@WebResult(name = "return")
public double calculateBeltConveyorPowerRequirement(@WebParam(name =
"arg0") double productLoading,
@WebParam(name = "arg1") double conveyorLength, @WebParam(name =
"arg2") double conveyorSpeed);
As you can see, at the bottom the params are not annotated. Unfortunately
there are plenty of private methods which are also not generated when the
SEI is generated...
@Dan
, you mentioned that this is Eclipse... should I head over there?
Thank you v much for the feedback so far.
Best
Lewis
On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at 1:33 PM, Daniel Kulp <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> I'm not very familiar with much of this stuff in eclipse. This is all
> part of Eclipse and the Apache CXF community doesn't really have input into
> that codebase.
>
> That said, if you click on the Eclipse preferences for the CXF generation,
> there is a "JAX-WS" tab where you can turn on the @WebParam annotation
> generation. I'm not really sure what that does, but you certainly would
> need to have the WebParam annotations generated to avoid the arg0… type
> naming.
>
> Dan
>
>
> On Aug 5, 2013, at 2:54 PM, 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*
>
> --
> Daniel Kulp
> [email protected] - http://dankulp.com/blog
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>
>
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*Lewis*
