Hi Mirmit;
can you please create JIRA , I think its a bug in Axis2
Thanks
Deepal
Nirmit Desai wrote:
>Hey Alistair, all,
>
>I am having the same problem and it is severely restrictive. Did you get
>this to work?
>
>I read that article, and my service name in the WSDL, the name of the aar
>and th
Hey Alistair, all,
I am having the same problem and it is severely restrictive. Did you get
this to work?
I read that article, and my service name in the WSDL, the name of the aar
and the name of the service in services.xml are the same. And I have only
one service at a time.
I want many service
aha! what a day, I must be working too hard! My wsdl namespace for
was wrong so Axis2 was removing it. So Axis2 doesn't just
pick up the wsdl and display it. It must process it too.
Anyway, I can now get on with using this groovy new web services
toolkit.
Alistair
On 8 Aug 2006, at 20:5
this is painful! I found this site which explains it more:
http://www.developer.com/open/article.php/10930_3589126_2
and now I have the element appearing in something that resembles
the original wsdl. However, it's a real mess. The has one child:
so the full xsd:schema definitions of the typ
apparently this in services.xml is meant to work but it doesn't:
true
the generated wsdl is lacking all original
Could someone guide me to a solution please?
Test service
org.test.Test
true
thanks,
Alistair
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Alistair Young
Senior Software Engineer
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Hi there, me again! Is there any way to preserve the original WSDL when
deploying a service? The generated WSDL is not much use as it has removed
all the elements so no data binding can occur.
I read somewhere that you can put the WSDL in META-INF but that didn't do
anything.
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Alistair Young
