mm... good point raised!!!
+ 1 for that
On Wed, 08 Sep 2004 13:47:15 +0800, Roslan Amir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> No. The documentation clearly states that the BindingImpl class will not
> be overwritten by wsdl2java if it already exists.
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> Roslan
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> Chandrasegaram Jeyakumaran wro
No. The documentation clearly states that the BindingImpl class will not
be overwritten by wsdl2java if it already exists.
Roslan
Chandrasegaram Jeyakumaran wrote:
yes,thats ok,Any how he needs to populate the logic in the generated
class(BindingImpl) once again.
Jeykaumaran
Or you can use Ant to
yes,thats ok,Any how he needs to populate the logic in the generated
class(BindingImpl) once again.
Jeykaumaran
> Or you can use Ant to run java2wsdl first to generate the WSDL and then
> run wsdl2java to generate the classes. You don't even have to look at
> the WSDL.
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> Roslan Amir
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> Chandras
Or you can use Ant to run java2wsdl first to generate the WSDL and then
run wsdl2java to generate the classes. You don't even have to look at
the WSDL.
Roslan Amir
Chandrasegaram Jeyakumaran wrote:
Hi,
No, I don't think that there is such an idea.
The way you did is for the ease of geneartion.
i
Hi,
No, I don't think that there is such an idea.
The way you did is for the ease of geneartion.
in fact you may write your own service descriptor without generating it.
Else if you want everything to be automated better to follow the same
procedure.
You may need only to populate the logic inside t
Hi,
When I try to expose a java class as a web service with Axis, I have to
execute the java2wsdl and then wsdl2java which generate the wsdd file.
Do you know if the Axis team will write a tool (a java class java2ws for
example) which will be able to expose a java class as a web service in
only
