Dear Experts,
I am using wsld2java to generate classes from a wsdl. The wsdl has a
reference to an xsd which defined a type as xs:double. the generated java
code creates a double primitive. Is there a way to have the generated code
as a java.lang.Double?
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I am using Maven. I thought this too so initially so I did add an extra step
to create the JAXB artifacts in the build - so basically my maven POM looked
like this..
pom
dependencies
plugin - cxf-codegen-plugin (wsdl2java target to generate java from
wsdl)
plugin - maven-jaxb
As a workaround - I have simply added the external xsd to the wsdl:types in
the WSDL. Now when wsdl2java generates my client - it aslo generates the
supporting classes in the xsd and I do not receive the Marshalling error
anymore - this is not ideal as the WSDL is not supported by my team but it
i
Hi Freeman
Many thanks for your reply. Still unclear how to do what you have suggested.
Taking a step back - I have used the sdl2java tool to generate a client
service. My config is in cxf.xml which I put on the classpath.
My cxf.xml currently looks like this..
http://www.springframework.org/sc
hello,
Im new to CXF and webservices in general. Can anybody explain to me how I
can add xsd bindings to the JaxWsClientProxy? Basicaly I have used the
wsdl2java tool to generate my bindings as defined in the WSDL for the
webservie I am connecting to. This is all good and I have a client that
tri
