Hi, I'm trying to expose an existing service as a Web service. I've got few queries regarding the process involved in doing so and about custom exception mapping with JiBX.
1. I generated the bindings (JiBX) and the schema for the classes involved. The recommended procedure of creating a wsdl is to have an abstract wsdl that defines the messages and then a concrete wsdl that defines the bindings and the services. Is there a automated process to go from the xsd and the Java class to generating the wsdl's? I had to hand-code/edit the wsdl created using java2wsdl command. Is there any tool that takes in the schema generated as a parameter and uses that to automatically generate the wsdl? How do people go about devising means to generate abstract and concrete wsdl's? 2. I'm trying to expose an operation that defines a custom exception. The custom exception basically extends from java.lang.Exception and uses exception chaining. I understand that I need to define a mapping for the custom exception class. I try to create the binding and the schema using the JiBX generator tools, but there is some problem or the other with respect to java.lang.StackTraceElement. It does not have a no-argument constructor or the schema definitions for java.lang.Throwable is not properly created. This is something that people here must have encountered. Can someone pin-point the right approach or if i'm going wrong here. I'd like to know if people write their own serializers/deserializers for mapping custom exceptions? Appreciate the help in advance!! Thanks, vedha -- Vedha Vijayan Senior Software Engineer Comergent Technologies Inc. Ph: 650 232 5833 Fax: 650 232 6010 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
