REPOST: Some Questions Regarding Wrapped Literal and Axis
HI, I would appreciate an answer to my questions below please. Regards Sagar Hi, I have a few questions and would appreciate answers from any one. When I use Wrapped Literal in Axis 1.2, after I generate wsdl using jav2wsdl and run wsdl2java, the deploy.wsdd file contains classes with Method names of the service. It is possible for me deploy my service, if I delete these entries from deploy.wsdd. It is my observation, that the service works fine after deployment. Alternatively, I can jar these method name classes and put them in the class path of the server and then it is possible to deploy my service which contains all the method entries in the deploy.wsdd. The service works fine in this approach too. My question is, which of these above two approaches is correct or intended way of deployment? Secondly, what is the purpose these classes which bear the method names of the methods in my service? These entries are not generated for Rpc style. I hope somebody can answer these questions. Regards Sagar
Some Questions Regarding Wrapped Literal and Axis
Hi, I have a few questions and would appreciate answers from any one. When I use Wrapped Literal in Axis 1.2, after I generate wsdl using jav2wsdl and run wsdl2java, the deploy.wsdd file contains classes with Method names of the service. It is possible for me deploy my service, if I delete these entries from deploy.wsdd. It is my observation, that the service works fine after deployment. Alternatively, I can jar these method name classes and put them in the class path of the server and then it is possible to deploy my service which contains all the method entries in the deploy.wsdd. The service works fine in this approach too. My question is, which of these above two approaches is correct or intended way of deployment? Secondly, what is the purpose these classes which bear the method names of the methods in my service? These entries are not generated for Rpc style. I hope somebody can answer these questions. Regards Sagar