Hello all, I've been a happy Axis user for a few years now; my company leverages a few commercial SOAP-based web services quite often, and Axis has treated me quite well in my development endeavors; I find it far more straightforward than CXF, and ADB nicer on the eyes than the other databindings, so thanks for everything!
I recently came across 1.7.0 quite randomly, as it's on the various Maven repos, and I have a few questions around it: 1: 1.7.0 is not on the main Apache Axis site, and there is in fact no mention of it at all. Has it not been officially released? 2: The download link is completely broken on the 1.7.0 site; it appears to be some sort of permissions problem on the server 3: A presentation I found touted 1.7.0 leveraging of Lists, Generics, and real Java Enum objects. However, after downloading a 1.7.0-SNAPSHOT package and running wsdl2java on a few of the WSDLs we deal with, I was sad to see that the ADB client still had the same old arrays and typesafe-enum pattern things, even for types explicitly labeled as "enumeration" in the WSDLs. XMLBeans seemingly has always had support for 1.5-type stuff. Was I leveraging wsdl2java incorrectly in this case? I did not see an additional command line switch for ADB to use this sweet, sweet syntactic sugar. Thanks a lot! --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
