Hi Dennis,
Thanks for the hint. I'll give it a shot when I have to implement
another service. This time I took the route developing the xml manually
which works fine now.
Thanks,
-Alex
Dennis Sosnoski wrote:
Hi Alex,
You'll probably have a much easier time of it if you use Jibx2Wsdl
(incl
Hi Alex,
You'll probably have a much easier time of it if you use Jibx2Wsdl
(included in the current 1.2.1 release of JiBX) rather than Java2WSDL.
Jibx2Wsdl has a number of nice features, including Java 5 typed
collection and enum support, automatic JavaDoc extraction to WSDL and
schema docum
Hi Alex,
hammm... u are trying to have "Animal " class as the return type
,then according to your internal logic return a instance of it's
subclass like Dog or Cat . AFAIK we can retrieve subclass of a any
given class but I'm not sure is it possible to retrieve sub classes
when you specify su
Hi Sagara,
Sagara Gunathunga wrote:
Hi Alex,
AFAIK there is no special parameter required for this , according
to method signatures of your service class, Java2WSDL generate correct
schema for in/out messages . in your case it should generates types as
follow.
Hi Alex,
AFAIK there is no special parameter required for this , according
to method signatures of your service class, Java2WSDL generate correct
schema for in/out messages . in your case it should generates types as
follow.
...
Hi,
I know, this has been asked before, though I couldn't find an answer to it.
I'm busy fiddling around with the Java2WSDL ant task shipped with Axis2.
The tool works fine until I try to generate the WSDL from an abstract
class.
Having an abstract class called Animal and a subclass Dog, it
Hi,
I know, this has been asked before, though I couldn't find an answer to
my problem.
I'm busy fiddling around with the Java2WSDL ant task shipped with Axis2.
The tool works fine until I tried to generate the WSDL from an
abstract class.
Having an abstract class called Animal and a subc
