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thanks for the reply Andrew, I agree from looking
at the spec's this could be an interesting and very useful tool, one that I will
remember for future project work on EJB reliant applications. For the project
I'm working on however, what's required is to generate the remote & home
interfaces client side after being described in a WSDL, also to generate SOAP
proxies & assorted other stubs dependent on the type of service, the common
thing being that they are all described using WSDL. So what I am looking for is
an example of a home interface described in WSDL using the WSIF ejb extension as
I am unsure as to whether you would put both in the same WSDL or separate
files.
Any suggestions on this appreciated.
Thanks
Damien
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Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 3:39
PM
Subject: RE: generating EJB home &
remote interfaces
Damien
Check out XDoclet at
http://xdoclet.sourceforge.net/
It's a beautiful tool for generating EJB related files - homes, remotes,
deployment descriptors etc.
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Message-----
From: Damien
Kenny [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, October
16, 2003 9:13
AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: generating EJB home & remote
interfaces
Hi All, I'm currently looking into
using the WSIF extensions for EJB for the purpose of generating the local
& home interfaces of an EJB class that will be used by a generated adapter
class in an application. From looking at the example EJB wsdl file at http://ws.apache.org/wsif/providers/wsdl_extensions/ejb_extension.html,
I can see how a remote interface is described. I was wondering if anyone has
an example of how a home interface may be described, could it be included in
the same wsdl or should it be defined in a seperate wsdl?, also as to the
names of the generated interfaces, obviously they would need to match the
names of the interfaces exposing the EJB bean, would they then follow the
standard Sun coding convention?, i.e.
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Enterprise bean
class |
<name>Bean
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AccountBean
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Home interface |
<name>Home
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AccountHome
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Remote
interface |
<name>
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Account
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Any examples or suggestions
greatly appreciated.
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