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To: axis-user@ws.apache.org
Subject: [SPAM] - Multiple WSDL files generation - Message is from an unknown sender
Hello.
I have 2 Java Interfaces, each one representing a WebService :
public interface interf1
{
public void m1(MyObject o);
}
public interface interf2
{
public void m2(MyObject o);
}
As you can see, the 2 operations have a MyObject instance input parameter.
I would like to generate the following WSDL files with java2wsdl :
- one WSDL file containing the MyObject complex type.
[Hariharasudhan.D] WSDL means Web Services Description Language WSDL for complex type doesn't make senseyou should be having a seperate XSD file for MyObject and then import them to the WSDL files ( the two interfaces mentioned above )
- one WSDL file containing the interf1 web service and using the first WSDL file.
- one WSDL file containing the interf2 web service and using the first WSDL file.
Is it possible ?
If yes how can I do ?
Thanks a lot.
Regards.
Jean-Baptiste
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