Hello Varta,
Do you mean I "should" use either the -p or -n option?
No. I just would not recommend using both for more complex scenarios as
their interaction is not clearly documented.
In that case, does the -p option implicitly set the name space to
the second argument?
-p <package> <target namespace>
I thought so (but I'm not checking the manual so I could be wrong).
Am I understanding you to say I should not need the -n argument
to specify my namespace if it's done "implicitly" by the -p
option?
Yes. I believe the -p option is for when you want to map several
packages and the -n option is for when you're lazy and want to map to
only one namespace.
Regards,
Dies
--- Dies Koper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Vartan,
I think one usually uses either -p or -n, I'm not sure how they work
together (which mappings take priority). But as you map them to the
same
namespace anyway, I cannot imagine it would cause problems.
What kind of problems do you see with the endpoint calls that do not
work?
Regards,
Dies
Rhimbo wrote:
Hi all,
Can you please help me clear up my confusion? I am trying to
generate a WSDL for my code. I'm thoroughly confused.
I issued the following command:
$ java org.apache.axis.wsdl.Java2WSDL -o family.wsdl \
-l"http://localhost:8080/axis/services/familyAccounts"; \
-n urn:familyAccounts \
-p"disney.dis.family" urn:familyAccounts \
disney.dis.family.Family
- My Java package is disney.dis.family.
- My Java interface is Family, defined in Family.java.
- The implementation class is FamilyImpl, defined in
FamilyImpl.java.
My namespace can be anything I guess, but I chose "familyAccounts".
Is this correct? I got a few of the service end point calls to
work, but some don't and I cannot figure out the problem.
My understanding is that the arguments mean this:
-namespace <target namespace>
-PkgtoNS <package> <namespace>
Here's the strange part. Previously, I confused the meaning of the
arguments. I reversed the <package> and <namespace> parameters as
follows:
$ java org.apache.axis.wsdl.Java2WSDL -o family.wsdl \
-l"http://localhost:8080/axis/services/familyAccounts"; \
-n urn:familyAccounts \
-p"familyAccounts" urn:disney.dis.family \
disney.dis.family.Family
I know that sounds funny, but my service worked as well then as
it does now. That's why I'm so confused now!
Many thanks,
Vartan
