Hi Todd,
I'm not sure whether I'm missing something here in exactly what you want
to do - you don't mention why you want to have the wsdl files and
services outside WEB-INF. Anyway, I have a set up similar to what you
describe. The wsdl files are accessible from a regular web page whiich
is completely independent of axis
(http://mips.gsf.de/projects/biors/biors_ws.html) because the services
themselves are deployed on a cluster and the AxisServlet will not return
my custom wsdl's, and in particular the service address,as I have
written them if I use the ?wsdl or click on the wsdl link in AxisServlet
(there's another thread about that, and I've already raised a jira to
try to get this rectified). If I point WSDL2Java at these files, it will
work fine, as I guess you have found, and I can use these stubs to then
access my services within the axis webapp, which works fine for me.
I think what you are trying to do (if I underatand it correctly) is
probably impossible - to have the wsdl files and the service at the same
location outside axis/WEB-INF, as I think the services themselves will
always have to be within axis/WEB-INF. I tried to have a look at
modifying the AxisServlet code to solve the problem I had, but I needed
an external jar file to build the axis source and nobody on the list
could tell me where to find it, so I gave up and just went with the
solution above.
Cheers,
Richard.
Todd Orr wrote:
guess not
On 11/26/05, *Todd Orr* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
I've read up on how to tell Axis to use a specific wsdl instead of
auto-generating them. I still have not found any information on
altering the public wsdl location. So, I moved my wsdls into a
publicly accessible (outside of WEB-INF) directory. Now I can
easily generate client stubs. However, I cannot submit a soap
request to these locations.
Is there a way to configure the public wsdl location, and the
service's access point? Preferably, they'd be one in the same. The
big part of the problem is that I find the default inadequate.
Thanks,
T
