[ http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MOJO-321?page=all ]

Jesse McConnell reassigned MOJO-321:
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    Assign To: Jesse McConnell

> [axistools-maven-plugin] the pre-downloading of WSDL's causes includes 
> schema's not to be found
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>
>          Key: MOJO-321
>          URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MOJO-321
>      Project: Mojo
>         Type: Bug

>   Components: axistools
>  Environment: Linux, Debian testing
>     Reporter: Rene Clerc
>     Assignee: Jesse McConnell

>
>
> I've encountered some problems with the axistools-maven-plugin.
> First of all, I think the plugin should depend on (at least) axis 1.3 -- I've 
> spent some time dealing with options that weren't passed correctly
> to the WSDL2Java.  However, this may have had to do with incorrect 
> dependencies.
> The real problem lies with the following: when supplied with one or more URLs 
> denoting a WSDL, the plugin downloads these WSDLs (and en passant renames 
> them to a "safe" filename). It is then passed to axis WSDL2Java. If, however, 
> such a WSDL includes an XML schema, this is resolved locally, i.e. on the 
> filesystem. This means that my schema cannot be found, because it resids on 
> the same HTTP server as the WSDL and is therefore not yet downloaded.
> I assume, by looking at the code, this prefetching of the WSDLs is done to 
> check whether the re-generating of the Java files is necessary or not. 
> However, this breaks my code generation.
> I have fixed the problem for myself by bypassing the downloading and instead 
> supplying the urls directly to WSDL2Java. This "works for me". I can supply a 
> patch if necessary.
> I would be glad to help out inventing a more robust solution.

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