Yes, you need manually do it so far.
Freeman
ivan wrote:
Hi Freeman!
I tried to use archetype cxf-se, but I got the "pure" skeleton, not like
in case archetype jsr181... :) Skeleton with generating wsdl2java is
really good thing. So, should I use archetype cxf-se and then edit my
project manually (add wsdl, edit pom.xml etc)?
Freeman Fang пишет:
Hi Ivan,
Yes, we have the archetype for generating su of cxf se and bc
try
SMX_HOME/bin/smx-arch su cxf-se
SMX_HOME/bin/smx-arch su cxf-bc
And [1] for more details about how wsdl2java works
[1]http://cwiki.apache.org/CXF20DOC/wsdl-to-java.html
Regards
Freeman
ivan wrote:
Good! So, is there some archetype for generating something like
jsr181? where we have skeleton for generaton wsdl2java..
Guillaume Nodet пишет:
I suppose you mean servicemix-jsr181 ? servicemix-service-engine is
not a
component.
The main difference between jsr181 and cxf-se components is that
the first
one is based on XFire and the second one is based on Apache CXF.
XFire is
not developed anymore, so the component will be deprecated over
time in
favor of the cxf-se component.
On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 4:18 PM, ivan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok.. What difference between servicemix-service-engine and
servicemix-cxf-se?
