Thank you for your continued patience..
Maven codegen produced an interface.. I implement that interface (eclipse
automatically copies the annotations from the interface, so the @WebService,
@XmlSeeAlso, @SoapBinding ... and the method annotations WebResult and
WebMethod)
My spring config is like this :
<bean id="blahServiceImpl" class="com.blah.blahImpl">
<property name="businessLogicBean" ref="businessLogicBean />
</bean>
<jaxws:endpoint id="myService" address="/1.0" wsdlLocation="">
<jaxws:implementor><ref
local="blahServiceImpl"/></jaxws:implementor>
</jaxws:endpoint>
So, In the implementation class (com.blah.blahImpl), I inject my business
logic bean (which I have no annotated with @XmlTransient)
In the webmethod method I do :
*call business logic
*compile and return response object
Am I doing this right?
If I strip the annotations off my implementation class it all deploys and
works.. but that also doesn't seem right? I think this stops the service
from appearing in the weblogic console also?
Do I need some sort of abstraction (a wrapper I believe it's called?) or can
I just create a spring bean from my implementation as I am doing?
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