Improvement to be able to specify that deployed hand written wsdl files will be
returned by axis exactlt as written, without any modification by axis.
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Key: AXIS-2293
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS-2293
Project: Apache Axis
Type: Improvement
Components: Deployment / Registries
Versions: 1.2.1
Environment: Apache Tomcat 5.5.9 on WinXP Professional SP2, Suse linux 9.1 and
Suse linux 9.3
Reporter: Richard Gregory
If a hand written wsdl file is deployed with the
<wsdlFile>/MyService.wsdl</wsdlFile> element in the wsdd file for a service,
axis sometimes changes the <soap:address location="......"/> element of the
wsdl file.
For example, I have a service is a deployed at
http://mips.gsf.de/ws/biorsws/services/BiorsAdvancedQueryDocStyle (the name of
the webapp is "biorsws"), and with this address specified in the wsdl I have
written. When requesting the wsdl with
http://mips.gsf.de/ws/biorsws/services/BiorsAdvancedQueryDocStyle?wsdl , Axis
will modify the wsdl file, replacing the "mips.gsf.de/ws" with the name and
port number of the machine on which the service is deployed, and returning a
wsdl with address
http://machine_name:8080/biorsws/services/BiorsAdvancedQueryDocStyle.
This is not a problem when internal clients are generated based on the wsdl, as
the machine name is recognised by clients, but external clients, which will not
recognise the machine name cannot be correctly generated based on the modified
wsdl.
Some users have stated that this modification of the wsdl file by axis is
useful for their projects, but in other cases it is a problem. It would
therefore be desirable to be able to specify whether a hand written wsdl file
deployed via the wsdd should not be modified by axis or whether is should be
returned exactly as written.
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