Hi Deepal,

I figure you are refering to the server side.  Given that, the server side 
acutally uses the DescriptionBuilderComposite, and not Java reflection to 
construct the ServiceDescription hierachy (and the associated Axis 
description objects).  Construction of the ServiceDescription hierachy is 
done through org.apahce.axis2.jaxws.description.DescriptionFactory as you 
probably already figured out (BTW - I see the comments in there aren't 
really good enough; I'll fix that today).

On the SERVER SIDE, you need to use the factory method that takes a 
DescriptionBuilderComposite (DBC), not a class.  By building up a DBC, 
that allows a server to use byte-scanning to get the annotations rather 
than having to load the class.  The implementation of byte scanning and 
thus the creation of a DBC may be server-specific; however Dustin Amrhein 
recently contributed a patch to provide an initial JavaReflection to DBC 
converter.  So, you could start by using that converter to create 
server-side DBCs from your class and then call the approriate factory 
method:

This is the CLIENT SIDE factory method
    public static ServiceDescription createServiceDescription(URL wsdlURL, 
QName serviceQName, Class serviceClass)
 
This is a TEMPORARY SERVER SIDE factory method; it is currently used to 
drive testing but should (eventually) be eliminated and replaced by the 
DescriptionBuilderComposite method
It DOES NOT build up the AxisService; it assumes a usable AxisService is 
passed in.
    public static ServiceDescription 
createServiceDescriptionFromServiceImpl(Class serviceImplClass, 
AxisService axisService)
 
This is the SERVER SIDE factory method you should use.  It takes a 
DescriptionBuilderComposite
    public static List<ServiceDescription> 
createServiceDescriptionFromDBCMap (
                HashMap<String, DescriptionBuilderComposite> dbcMap)

Note that the goal is to put a shim in the factory to use that converter 
if the factory methods which take a class are called, and then change the 
entire Metadata module to only use DBCs (including on the client side) and 
never use Java reflection directly.  We haven't had time to make that 
change since, particularly for the client side processing, it is a 
substantial change.

Thanks,
Jeff

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Hi Dev;

I stared to implement Annotation support in Axis2 using matadata module
, then I wrote my service [1] and generate AxisService using that. Then
I inspect the generated AxisService and found that it does not have any
operation though it suppose to have two operations.

Have I done any mistake or , is it not completed yet.

Thanks
Deepal

[1]:- http://rafb.net/p/1NzuKa62.html


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