Hi all,
I've not been checking my mail lists lately due to teaching commitments, but
you can find an example of pulling all of these together here at this page
http://www.csd.abdn.ac.uk/~bscharla/teaching/CS5302/practicals/practical9.shtml
I used xdoclet-1.2.2RC1 when I did it, but see that xdo
You need to use the the unix diff and patch utilities. If you are running
windows, use cygwin as your command shell. It contains these utils.
1) checkout the latest Branch_4_0
cvs co -r Branch_4_0 jboss-4.0
2) make a copy of it
3) make your changes to the webservices/samples
4) run the
Alright...
I'd be willing to go ant create a patch of my crimeportal... kind of cool to
have an example of mine packed with the jboss 4.0.1 examples. But how would I
go and create such a patch? Would it be enough if I rebuild my current version
in a standallone version which only would need an
You could create a patch for jboss-4.0/webservice/samples then we can have it
publically available in jboss-4.0.1
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I DID IT... well kind of...
I took the crimeportal example from the samples.zip file (
(http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossWS at the bottom ) and made it an
eclipse project.
My crimeportal is a working example of an ws4ee webservice. All necessary files
and classes are generated from
Thomas,
pilhuhn = Heiko :-)
I'll do it when I have time. You will see a writen sample soon anyway :-)
Heiko
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Jason,
A good proof would be to refactor the webservice/samples to use XDoclet. Do you
want to have a go?
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Ok, after some more thinking... the solution probably lies in using both. Tag
your EJB accordingly, have xdoclet generate the Service interface. Compile this
and then let wscompile produce wsdl from that.
And yes, Xdoclet should handle multiple port components and handlers. Christoph
put quite
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 15:21:03 -0500 (EST), tdiesler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Perhaps your colleague wants join me in the JSR-181 Web Service MetaData
efford. Bill has written an annotation compiler that makes it possible
to use annotations with jdk-1.4
How is the status for this compiler ?
How
Perhaps your colleague wants join me in the JSR-181 Web Service MetaData
efford. Bill has written an annotation compiler that makes it possible to use
annotations with jdk-1.4
In future there is little point to anything else but annotated source code /
annotated wsdl.
See the JBossWS JIRA proj
A colleague of mine is working on an alternative to the ws4ee xdoclet module,
as well as fixing several problems (mostly missing elements) with the endpoint
functionality of the jbossdoclets and ejbdoclets. This solution is designed to
work hand and hand with wscompile, instead of trying to rep
Point one is not valid. How do you generated the wsdl?
Does XDoclet support the WS4EE client programming model, if not all you get is
in ejb-jar.xml.
Does XDoclet support multiple port components, handlers in webservices.xml?
What can JBossIDE do for you?
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Advantages are probably:
- no need to download another package when people use xdoclet anyway
- generation of decriptor parts for ejb-jar.xml
But you are correct, that the webservice part of Xdoclet is not yet fully up to
speed.
Heiko
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If this is all there is today, I don't see an advantage over using wscompile.
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I wrote a few lines in the wiki at
http://www.jboss.org/wiki/PageInfo.jsp?page=JBossWSandXdoclet, but this is not
yet linked into the main Wiki.
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There is supposed to be some support for J2EE-1.4 (i.e. EJB-2.1, webservices,
etc ...) in the current XDoclet version. I've not tried it. Maybe somebody
wants to write a wiki about it.
In future, JBossWS will support JSR-181 Web Service MetaData. We won't be doing
XDoclet for WS4EE.
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Yes, a VERY GOD Question !
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