I know I've made some noise about this before, but I'm hoping for some further clarification before I hare off after a specific sort-of cosmetic annoyance.
Here's what recently happened to me.... I used the JAX-WS client API to create a proxy. I didn't pass in a WSDL URL, and there was no WSDL location annotation on the SEI that I passed in the Class<?> reference for it. I confess that I expected it to concoct the obvious ?wsdl URL for itself, and did not realize that it was deciding to live without. What I got was a proxy that worked ... but, on the way, I got a long list of 'severe' errors from the RFSB. For every complex type used as a parameter or return from the SEI, out came a severe message complaining that the relevant complex type was missing. Presumably, what happened here is that CXF didn't fabricate enough schema. Yet calls to the service work right. It seems to me that these severe log messages can't possibly be what we want. We want a single WARN level message that says, 'no wsdl, you idiots, you may have problems.' I'd like to work on the code here, and also on the text on Confluence.
