Hi, You can generate the mapping using the "wstools" tool (!), which takes a configuration file to tell it what to do. Here is an example of a configuration file (one I am using for testing at the moment, so excuse some of the hard coded stuff):
| <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> | <configuration xmlns="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/jax-rpc/ri/config";> | | <global> | <package-namespace package="itag.wswg.rm.services.ss" namespace="http://itag.wswg.rm"/> | </global> | | <wsdl-java file="C:/AllStuff/eclipse/jbossWorkspace/webby/resources/WSDL/SequenceService.wsdl"> | <mapping file="itag/wswg/rm/SequenceService-mapping.xml" /> | </wsdl-java> | </configuration> | This will take a WSDL file and create the necessary Java classes using the package specified in the "global" section, together with the mapping file as specified. I do not know if you can generate the webservices.xml file, I just have a template and copy/tailor that to suit, same for the web.xml file. I call wstools using an ant script, which is shown below (I have copied it directly, as I don't have too much time to edit it - sorry !): | <project name="wsWSDLbuild" default="buildAll"> | | <!-- Use some fixed properties that will depend on the installation --> | <property file="genFromWSDL.properties"/> | | <!-- | Required files to run wstools properly (list taken from wstools.sh supplied with the | JBoss installation and those not absolutely required (found by trial-and-error) have | been removed (I like to know what is really needed, rather than blindly putting every | jar in the world here) | --> | <path id="jboss.wstools"> | <fileset dir="${jboss.root}/client"> | <include name="activation.jar"/> | <include name="javassist.jar"/> | <include name="jbossall-client.jar"/> | <include name="jbossretro-rt.jar"/> | <include name="jboss-backport-concurrent.jar"/> | <include name="jbossws-client.jar"/> | <include name="mail.jar"/> | </fileset> | <fileset dir="${jboss.root}/lib/endorsed"> | <include name="xercesImpl.jar"/> | </fileset> | </path> | | <!-- | Make up a path for wstools that also includes this projects's class | base directory (only the base directory is needed or the files will | not be found) | --> | <path id="jboss.wstools.plus.project"> | <path refid="jboss.wstools"/> | <pathelement path="${class.dir}"/> | </path> | | <!-- | Set up the class file for wstools and ensure that the task will have the | correct classpath that includes both the wstools required files and also | the class files from this project | --> | <taskdef name="wstools" classname="org.jboss.ws.tools.ant.wstools"> | <classpath refid="jboss.wstools.plus.project"/> | </taskdef> | | <!-- | Build SequenceService | --> | <target name="buildSequenceService"> | <echo message="SequenceService"/> | <wstools dest="${generated.WSDL.output}" | config="${config.dir}/SequenceServiceWSDLconfig.xml" | verbose="true"/> | <echo message="Done SequenceService"/> | </target> | | <!-- | Build TestingService | --> | <target name="buildTestingService"> | <echo message="TestingService"/> | <wstools dest="${generated.WSDL.output}" | config="${config.dir}/TestingServiceWSDLconfig.xml" | verbose="true"/> | <echo message="Done TestingService"/> | </target> | | <!-- | Run wstools on the specified configuration file and generate all the necessary | artefacts as specified in that file | --> | <target name="buildAll" depends="buildSequenceService,buildTestingService"> | <echo message="Built both"/> | </target> | </project> | The properties file just contains some common property values: | # Where jboss is installed | # | jboss.root=C:/AllProgs/jboss-4.0.4.GA | | # Lots of information about the project and the various required locations for classes | # and configuration files etc. | # | eclipse.root=C:/AllStuff/eclipse/jbossWorkspace | project.name=webby | project.root=${eclipse.root}/${project.name} | class.dir=${project.root}/bin | config.dir=${project.root}/resources/wsbuild | | # Directory the generated code should be based from | # | generated.output=${project.root}/gensrc | generated.WSDL.output=${project.root}/genWSDLsrc | I run all this from within Eclipse, but it should all run from the command line or whatever. Hope this is of some help. Cheers, Dominic. View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=3970972#3970972 Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&p=3970972 _______________________________________________ jboss-user mailing list jboss-user@lists.jboss.org https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/jboss-user
