Question about axis2 xmlbeans data binding

[Gul Onural <on...@nortel.com>]

Using wsdl2java -d xmlbeans option, and building the generated code
(using ant) creates two jar
files :
- <web-service-name>-test-client.jar and
- XBeans-packaged.jar

My question is :

- When you build a client application using the xmlbeans based stubs, I
can see that 
  the <web-service-name>-test-client.jar should be in the classpath. But
I don't know what to do 
  with the XBeans-packaged.jar. 
  Is it supposed to be in the classpath too ? Do I need to do anything
else in order to be able to 
  compile my client using xmlbeans based stubs ?

 

Re: Question about axis2 xmlbeans data binding

[Ajith Ranabahu <aj...@gmail.com>]

HI,
The XMLBeans-packaged.jar actually contains the .xsb files (custom
file format required by XMLBeans) and some class files. So you would
need the Xbeans-packaged jar to be in the classpath to run your client
(you would not need this for compilation though).

Ajith

On 4/1/07, Gul Onural <on...@nortel.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
> Using wsdl2java -d xmlbeans option, and building the generated code (using
> ant) creates two jar
> files :
> - <web-service-name>-test-client.jar and
> - XBeans-packaged.jar
>
> My question is :
>
> - When you build a client application using the xmlbeans based stubs, I can
> see that
>   the <web-service-name>-test-client.jar should be in the classpath. But I
> don't know what to do
>   with the XBeans-packaged.jar.
>   Is it supposed to be in the classpath too ? Do I need to do anything else
> in order to be able to
>   compile my client using xmlbeans based stubs ?
>
>


-- 
Ajith Ranabahu

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