Bill,
If you use the WSDD file when you change machines, you don't have to bother
with the WSDL. Just re-deploy the WSDD file (which doesn't contain
machine-specific information) on whatever machine you like and voila, you'll
get a WSDL that contains that machine's information.
The specs for web
Using Axis RC2 it automatically substitutes the correct url of the
machine it is running on, regardless of what the actual value is in
the wsdl. This works even if you specify in the deploy.wsdd
/xxx.wsdlunder element for you service.
Regards,
Patrick.
On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 09:10:18 +0900, Bill
On Jan 26, 2005, at 4:10 PM, Bill Keese wrote:
It's inconvenient having the host name / port number in the WSDL file,
like below, because every time you setup your service on a new machine
you have to manually modify the WSDL file with the new machine's name.
Look at the filtering="on" option on th
It's inconvenient having the host name / port number in the WSDL file,
like below, because every time you setup your service on a new machine
you have to manually modify the WSDL file with the new machine's name.
Do other people have a trick for dealing w/this inconvenience? Are
people
