Re: Plugging in the WSDL2Java
Hi David,
You can register your own templates by editing the
codegen-config.properties file. This file can be fed through a system
property org.apache.axis2.codegen.config or it may be easier to edit
the default one, whatever is convenient for you.
There's an article on how the codegenerator can be modified at
http://www.wso2.net/2006/02/inside_the_axis2_code_generator
HTH
Ajith
On 4/6/06, David Boyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey,
New user to axis. I've been unable to find any in depth documentation or
discussion of the code generation engine. I'm digging through the codegen
module trying to figure out how to plug into the code generation to add
stuff specific to our project. In this project the WSDL is going to be
dynamic for some time. My current plan is to use a simple name matching
pattern that would be easy to dynamically generate code for. The idea is to
create one class per service (Class name = Service name) and one method per
action in the service (method name = action name). In those external
classes I would implement the necessary business functionality. Which,
though volatile, we wish to manage it through standard source control
mechanisms.
So the ideal body of a generated function would look like this:
public class DocumentServicePortTypeSkeleton {
import mypackage.DocumentService;
public OMElement getDocument () throws Exception {
return DocumentService.getDocument();
}
}
I've found the SkeletonTemplate.xsl file. Obviously I could pull this out
and modify it to suit my needs, rejar and run with it. However, my
impression is that you've designed to allow me to point the CodeGenerator at
other instances of something like SkeletonTemplate.xsl.
Is there a solution of the second type? (write my own .xsl and register it
somehow with codegen) If so, is there any documentation on this method of
interaction? (Mailing list posts, design documents, tutorial)
Thanks,
P.S. I'm also wanting to do something similar to the build.xml file
generated for Ant, to include our class files in the generated aar. If
there is an alternative location within the exploded axis2 webapp for
dumping a jar-file for access by a specific aar, that would meet our
purposes as well. But I haven't done all of the research yet on this issue.
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Re: Plugging in the WSDL2Java
You can add your third part jars inside the service archive file as an
example if service foo require some third party lib called a.jar then
you can add a.jar into foo.aar as follows
foo.aar
MATA-INF
services.xml
lib
a.jar
David Boyer wrote:
Hey,
New user to axis. I’ve been unable to find any in depth documentation
or discussion of the code generation engine. I’m digging through the
codegen module trying to figure out how to plug into the code
generation to add stuff specific to our project. In this project the
WSDL is going to be dynamic for some time. My current plan is to use a
simple name matching pattern that would be easy to dynamically
generate code for. The idea is to create one class per service (Class
name = Service name) and one method per action in the service (method
name = action name). In those external classes I would implement the
necessary business functionality. Which, though volatile, we wish to
manage it through standard source control mechanisms.
So the ideal body of a generated function would look like this:
public class DocumentServicePortTypeSkeleton {
*import mypackage.DocumentService;*
public OMElement getDocument () throws Exception {
return DocumentService.getDocument();
}
}
I’ve found the SkeletonTemplate.xsl file. Obviously I could pull this
out and modify it to suit my needs, rejar and run with it. However, my
impression is that you’ve designed to allow me to point the
CodeGenerator at other instances of something like SkeletonTemplate.xsl.
Is there a solution of the second type? (write my own .xsl and
register it somehow with codegen) If so, is there any documentation on
this method of interaction? (Mailing list posts, design documents,
tutorial)
Thanks,
P.S. I’m also wanting to do something similar to the build.xml file
generated for Ant, to include our class files in the generated aar. If
there is an alternative location within the exploded axis2 webapp for
dumping a jar-file for access by a specific aar, that would meet our
purposes as well. But I haven’t done all of the research yet on this
issue.
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Telelogic North America
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~Future is Open~
Plugging in the WSDL2Java
Hey,
New user to axis. Ive been unable to
find any in depth documentation or discussion of the code generation engine. Im
digging through the codegen module trying to figure out how to plug into the
code generation to add stuff specific to our project. In this project the
WSDL is going to be dynamic for some time. My current plan is to use a
simple name matching pattern that would be easy to dynamically generate code
for. The idea is to create one class per service (Class name = Service
name) and one method per action in the service (method name = action name). In
those external classes I would implement the necessary business functionality. Which,
though volatile, we wish to manage it through standard source control mechanisms.
So the ideal body of a generated function would look
like this:
public class DocumentServicePortTypeSkeleton {
import mypackage.DocumentService;
public OMElement getDocument () throws Exception {
return DocumentService.getDocument();
}
}
Ive found the SkeletonTemplate.xsl
file. Obviously I could pull this out and modify it to suit my needs,
rejar and run with it. However, my impression is that youve
designed to allow me to point the CodeGenerator at other instances of something
like SkeletonTemplate.xsl.
Is there a solution of the second type? (write my
own .xsl and register it somehow with codegen) If so, is there any
documentation on this method of interaction? (Mailing list posts, design
documents, tutorial)
Thanks,
P.S. Im also wanting to do something
similar to the build.xml file generated for Ant, to include our class files in
the generated aar. If there is an alternative location within the
exploded axis2 webapp for dumping a jar-file for access by a specific aar, that
would meet our purposes as well. But I havent done all of the
research yet on this issue.
-
Deliver Higher Quality, Easier to Maintain Code
with TAU/Logiscope - www.telelogic.com
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David S. Boyer
Sr. S/W Developer
Telelogic North America
Business: +1 (703) 944-9289
Mobile: +1 (703)
944-9289
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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20190United StatesPhone: +1 (703) 944-9289Fax: Mobile phone: +1 (703) 944-9289
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