This is more than likely a schema problem. I've had this before with
Axis/CF. Some schema in the WSDL lacks a defined name space and Axis just
Throws the classes into the default package. Then when java tries to compile
the generated .java file you get an error. Not sure how the command line
OK. I finally got all of the files to generate. I had to run wsdl2java from a
command line and make sure the the flags -a and -w were included. The version
of Apache Axis that I ran from the command line create .java files instead of
.class files and now my CreateObject calls are returning
OK. I finally got all of the files to generate. I had to run wsdl2java from
a command line and make sure the the flags -a and -w
were included. The version of Apache Axis that I ran from the command line
create .java files instead of .class files and now my
CreateObject calls are
I had to run wsdl2java from a command line and make sure the
the flags -a and -w were included.
In your experiments, did you ever try using those options with cfinvoke? I am
pretty sure it has a wsdl2java attribute that will accept those flags.
-Leigh
I had to run wsdl2java from a command line and make sure the
I looked up CreateOject and it does allow wsdl2java parameters to be passed.
I'm going to try it out. Thanks for the lead.
-Donnie
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I am having a problem with the NetSuite wsdl. There are stub class files that
are missing. I've seen some posts in some other forums indicating that when
the web service is setup through Coldfusion, there are class files missing, but
when wsdl2java is run from the command line, it works just
you should only need to generate the class files once, it is not likley that
the web service is changing very often, so if wsdl2java generates them all
properly then you should be able to call the web service after doing so.
Russ
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 7:37 PM, Donnie Carvajal
The problem is that there are class files missing from the intitial generation.
I'm trying to figure out how to get either ColdFusion or Apache Axis to
generate all of the files.
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you said it worked fine when doing it via wsdl2java ?
On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 9:24 PM, Donnie Carvajal
donnie.carva...@transformyx.com wrote:
The problem is that there are class files missing from the intitial
generation. I'm trying to figure out how to get either ColdFusion or Apache
No. I never got it to work. When I run wsdl2java from the command line, it
times out trying to access the wsdl.
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