My comments between below...
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Tom Jordahl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/07/2002 10:57:46 AM
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Do folks think this is a reasonable revamp? I haven't heard from anyone
except dims, and dims (except for a couple bugs he found) is OK with it.
My next question is packaging. I packaged it like I did to avoid
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Title: RE: Revamped WSDL2Java framework
Are you saying that while WSDL2Java itself is still being debugged/improved you want it to generate new files every time? I can understand that argument, but I think that once the tool stabilizes, it should only generate new files if the WSDL has
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. WSDL2Java is
the backend that generates AXIS bindings and therefore belongs with AXIS.
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"Sanjiva Weerawarana" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/06/2002 07:02:44 PM
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> Do folks think this is a reasonable revamp? I haven't heard from anyone
> except dims, and dims (except for a couple bugs he found) is OK with it.
> My next question is packaging. I
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> Do folks think this is a reasonable revamp? I haven't heard from anyone
> except dims, a
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Back before beta 2 I said I wanted to revamp the WSDL2Java framework for
better extensibility. Well, here's my first stab at it: (See attached
file: WSDL2.zip). You should be able t
