Axis2 Crew,
Amila's suggestion worked great. My only comment is that I had to use
-ss and -ssi to get it to work. The first thing I tried was to
replace -ss with -ssi; that did not work.
My next minor irritation is that the name of the generated class is
*Skeleton.java. I don't really care
you can generate an interface to your skelton using -ssi option.
here the problem is wsdl2java should know the implementation class name to
put in the services.xml.
you can keep your correct implementation class some where and always replace
the generated one with it.
Amila.
On 10/13/07, Michael
Axis2 crew,
I use wsdl2java to generate java code and then modify the
skeleton.java file to meet my needs. This is a bit awkward because if
I change my .wsdl file and then regenerate, my hand modified skeleton
with be wiped out (or out of date).
What I think would be better is if wsdl2java were
