+1 to making WSDL2Java look much more like Axis 1.x.
Use the Axis command line parser - please do not bring in another jar
for this as we went down that road in 1.0 and it was a pain. In fact I
believe the parser in 1.x *is* the commons implementation.
Tom Jordahl
Macromedia Server Development
+1
On 8/3/05, Chathura Herath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Glen,
>
> This was the initial parser that I wrote get the tool working. It remained
> to this date.
> I am very much +1 for using either commons or Axis1. Personally would like
> to get the Axis1 code rather than to (if??)increase the
Hi Glen,
This was the initial parser that I wrote get the tool working. It remained
to this date.
I am very much +1 for using either commons or Axis1. Personally would like
to get the Axis1 code rather than to (if??)increase the jar dependencies.
Yup let us try not to alienate the Axis1 users i
Hi Glen,
I guess there's no particular reason why we have a new commandline
parser. I guess Chathura wrote a small one to test the code generator
and it's still there. Infact we have been asked to make it go with the
commons commandline. The core of the tool is independent from the
interfaces so we
+1 to simplify. Let's make the necessary changes. +1 to re-use code from Axis1.X
-- dims
On 8/2/05, Glen Daniels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey all:
>
> First off, what do people think about having the WSDL2Java command line
> a little more like Axis 1's? In particular, I'd like to be able to
