Could you raise a bugzilla about this, and if you attach the WSDL we can
try to recreate the problem. Any other details you can add may help - if
you use subs or the DI, what port you use etc.
...ant
Anthony Elder
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Subject: WSIF Optimization
Hi,
Is there any way to avoid loading predefined schemas.
Iam invoking a service dynamically using document literal. It takes lot of
time to load the schema 'http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope.
Previously I used released version which didn't take that much time , now
I switched to nightly build and it takes lot of time. Any suggestion on
improving this
Haneef
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Hi,
You can generate the stub interface using WSDL2Java. WSDL2Java will also
generate other methods and classes which are unnecessary - all you need is
the basic stub, which is the java interface representing the port type.
The "localjava" sample in WSIF (
http://cvs.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/~checkout~/xml-axis-wsif/java/samples/localjava/README.html
) is an example of using the java binding, and includes instructions on
how to do generate the stub using WSDL2Java.
Nirmal.
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wsif-user
Hi,
I am just beginning looking at WSIF, have added a Java binding into my
WSDL. I have seen that I have multiple possibility to call the service:
dynamic vs static.
I believe the static part is using a generated stub. Is that true ? In
this case how can we generate this stub ? Is it the same generation that
Axis is using (WSDL2java which ignores any other binding than SOAP).
Any hints ?
Thanks a lot
Olivier
