Ajith,
The 1.0 release ignores the parameter in some way and returns AXIS2
generated WSDL only. However, nightlies do not have this problem.
I have a little concern with the way Axis2 generates WSDL. Even if
useOriginalwsdl is not set, what is the motivation behind renaming the
portType name to suit the name of the service? The very reason behind why
we have two different names portType and service is to allow multiple
services implementing a portType. Axis2 renames the portTypes (regardless
of what the original wsdl specifies) by the service name as <service
name>PortType.
-Nirmit
"Ajith Ranabahu"
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Re: [Axis2] useOriginalwsdl
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Hi,
This is exactly for the purpose you want it :) The usual behavior of
the system is to build a AxisService representation out of the WSDL
and then serialize it (Which might not be same as the original). If
you set the useOriginalwsdl parameter then there would not be such
serialiation but the original WSDL will be seriallized.
Ajith
On 8/31/06, Santoso Nugroho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> What is the "useOriginalwsdl" parameter for?
> I've specified it in my services.xml and I have put my wsdl in meta-inf,
> however the wsdl returned by axis2 isn't the same as my wsdl (somehow it
> stripped my partnerlinktype information).
>
>
> Thanks a lot,
>
> santoso
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