couple of comments. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > > > 8. Now I took the same wsdl file as if I am a client and have no > whereabouts of the webservice. Now I want to write a servlet in my > webapp, one in my world, who knows nothing of the above. First I > generated only the client code using the WSDL2Java commandline tool and > this wsdl file. Yes, I am writing an axis2 client. This created just one > My*Stub.java. All other required classes are created as inner classes. > How can I make the tool create separate java files rather than all these > inner classes?
Did u try -u option, whilst calling wsdl2java? > 10. When you are returning an object, then make sure to populate all the > fields of the object. This is only if your fields are non-nillable. You could have easily avoided populating all the fields by making the optional ones marked as nilable in your schema. -- Chinthaka
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