Given that the preferred interop mode seems to be doc/literal, what was the thought
behind leaving this unconfigurable? I've hacked up the xdt for my own purposes, but it
would seem that a couple of attributes in there would make the generated web services
more palatable to M$ clients ..
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Turned out to be pretty easy .. issues were all related to refactoring of
JavaServiceDesc from ServiceDesc (I suppose to support C?). Anyway, casting
ServiceDesc to JavaServiceDesc at the 4 error points seems to have made it all work ..
unfortunately it didn't fix my particular problems, but it
I happen to be trying to do this right now .. there are 4 errors after dropping Axis
head into the source tree .. two have to do with preventing EJB interface methods
from being exposed in the webservice, but that interface in ServiceDesc has been
replaced by one which allows/disallows methods
Thanks for all the replies :)
Turns out that wrapped is old-skool .. evidently the latest .NET stuff eats
RPC/encoded just fine, in fact the M$ guy was complaining when I had it set up for
wrapped. He indicated that when dealing with wrapped services he had to actually parse
the XML manually, w
Is there any way to do so? I've been manually editing the web-service/wsdd to change
style to "wrapped" (not that that has fixed any of my problems) and the generated wsdl
reflects the changes as expected. Will this mess up the EJB handler? Ultimate goal is
interop, and clues on the net seem to
Answering my own question ..
Having learned EJB in the pre-2.0 days, I was not conversant in the whole "local
interface" thing. The samples I had found had all specified
view-type="remote"
in the ejbdoclet tag and that evidently creates methods in the remote interface only,
whereas
view-typ
I've got a session bean, tagged for jboss.net, explicit tag-exposed methods. I get
wsdl from the deployed system, but no messages. The web-service.xml list the allowed
methods which match the tagged methods. The typedefs look OK, just no method/message
defs! What the heck is going on?
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