Hi David
Your idea sounds new to me. But how do you configure the axis2plug to
generate interface rather than the skeleton class?
There's not much options with the plugin in eclipse.
Thanks
Chang
David Meiklejohn wrote:
Hi,
Let me know if I am misunderstanding your problem. I believe what you are doing
is generating from the WSDL with standard settings so Axis2 is generating files
with a XSkeleton.java where you put your implementation. If that is the case I
would set up the Axis2 plugin to create an interface from the WSDL rather than
the skeleton class itself. That way you can recreate the interface at will
whenever the WSDL changes and just implement the interface with your own class.
This does mean that your class will generate compile errors each time something
major changes or a new method is added that your class does not implement, you
will just have to change your implementation to match the interface and you're
good to go.
David
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-----Original Message-----
From: Chang Xing [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday 27 May 2009 3:52 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: what is the best way to generate java code when the wsdl is changed?
Hi
I am using Eclipse with axis2 plugin to generate Java code from a wsdl
file.
the wsdl file is changed frequently. so I need to regenerate the Java
code from the wsdl.
But if I generate code to the same project, it will take a long time and
the skeleton java file won't be generated again
because there's already a skeleton file( I guess so).
So I have to create another java project and generate code to this
project from the wsdl file.
Does anybody have a better way to do this work?
Thanks
Chang
