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Posted to users@cxf.apache.org by Tophebboy <cb...@free.fr> on 2007/11/22 17:17:14 UTC
Refactoring a WSDL with CXF and Eclipse...
Hi!
I have to create Web Services with CXF and Eclipse.
When I follow the tutorial "Java fisrt", everything is OK.
But, when I have to refactor my SEI, I lose everything: the wsdl is not
updated...Anyway, I tried to Create a new Java First project to create a new
SEI, a new WSDL, and I updated the WSDL of my former project with the new
one, hoping that I could regenerate the code this way. But no! The operation
"generate code" does nothing!!!
Please help me! I really don't know how to do to be able to refactor my web
services when I have to because re-doing everything from the beginning is
very VERY long!
Thanks in advance!!!
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Re: Refactoring a WSDL with CXF and Eclipse...
Posted by Jonathan Huang <jo...@iona.com>.
You are right. The generator will use the "existing"
ResponseWrapper/RequestWrapper to generate wsdl. And if you delete the
WrapperBean, generator will generate the new WrapperBeans firstly. When you
delete the wrappers, you'd better use "clean" tool to re-generate the wsdl.
Additionally, the coming release of STP will have a new java first tool
integrated with CXF 2.1 and this problem will be resolved.
Just find a way to work around.
If modifying existing method, I need to manually delete
ResponseWrapper/RequestWrapper first before it could re-generate wsdl. I was
assuming it would override those wrappers. But obviously it is not.
@WebMethod(operationName="sayHi", exclude=false)
@ResponseWrapper(className="demo.spring.SayHiResponse",
localName="sayHiResponse", targetNamespace="http://spring.demo/")
@RequestWrapper(className="demo.spring.SayHi", localName="sayHi",
targetNamespace="http://spring.demo/")
public java.lang.String sayHi(
java.lang.String text,
java.lang.Boolean isName,
java.lang.Integer name );
I try 1)adding a new method and 2)removing a method. It does regenerate wsdl
file.
But when I change the signature for existing method such as adding/remove
one parameter,
it's NOT update wsdl file.
----------------------------------------------------------
Hi,
You should re-build your project after you have changed the service.
Then the wsdl will be regenerated.
Or, you can set auto-build option from menu [Project-> Build
Automatically]. And then the project will be built automatically after you
have changed the service.
Furthur more, I have double-checked that the wsdl would be changed if
the service changed, such as adding a new method, changing the name of a
method, removing a method and so on.
yulinxp wrote:
>
> I have followed your steps. But I still have the same problem when trying
> to regenerate wsdl file.
> I don't have "Generate WSDL" option in the popup menu when right click the
> "Project" .
>
>
>
> Jonathan Huang wrote:
>>
>> Hi Tophebboy,
>> Please follow the steps to try again :) ()
>> 1. Download the eclipse sdk 3.3 from:
>> http://www.eclipse.org/downloads
>> 2. Download the all-in-one STP package from:
>>
>> http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/stp/downloads/drops/R-R200710161054-200710161054/stp-all-in-one-incubation-R-R200710161054-200710161054.zip
>> 3. Un-pack these two packages to one folder.
>> 4. Download the CXF 2.0.3 runtime from:
>> http://incubator.apache.org/cxf/download.html
>> 5. Un-pack the cxf package to some folder.
>> 6. Start eclipse from the location where you just un-pack the eclipse
>> sdk and stp packages.
>> 7. Click [Window]-->[Preferences...]-->[SOA Tools]-->[Installed
>> Runtimes] to add a "Apache CXF 2.0" runtime.
>> 8. Start the java first project wizard and chose the runtime you just
>> create in the runtime page.
>> 9. Then do what you want do...
>>
>>
>>
>
>
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Re: Refactoring a WSDL with CXF and Eclipse...
Posted by yulinxp <yu...@gmail.com>.
Just find a way to work around.
If modifying existing method, I need to manually delete
ResponseWrapper/RequestWrapper first before it could re-generate wsdl. I was
assuming it would override those wrappers. But obviously it is not.
@WebMethod(operationName="sayHi", exclude=false)
@ResponseWrapper(className="demo.spring.SayHiResponse",
localName="sayHiResponse", targetNamespace="http://spring.demo/")
@RequestWrapper(className="demo.spring.SayHi", localName="sayHi",
targetNamespace="http://spring.demo/")
public java.lang.String sayHi(
java.lang.String text,
java.lang.Boolean isName,
java.lang.Integer name );
I try 1)adding a new method and 2)removing a method. It does regenerate wsdl
file.
But when I change the signature for existing method such as adding/remove
one parameter,
it's NOT update wsdl file.
----------------------------------------------------------
Hi,
You should re-build your project after you have changed the service.
Then the wsdl will be regenerated.
Or, you can set auto-build option from menu [Project-> Build
Automatically]. And then the project will be built automatically after you
have changed the service.
Furthur more, I have double-checked that the wsdl would be changed if
the service changed, such as adding a new method, changing the name of a
method, removing a method and so on.
I have followed your steps. But I still have the same problem when trying to
regenerate wsdl file.
I don't have "Generate WSDL" option in the popup menu when right click the
"Project" .
Jonathan Huang wrote:
>
> Hi Tophebboy,
> Please follow the steps to try again :) ()
> 1. Download the eclipse sdk 3.3 from:
> http://www.eclipse.org/downloads
> 2. Download the all-in-one STP package from:
>
> http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/stp/downloads/drops/R-R200710161054-200710161054/stp-all-in-one-incubation-R-R200710161054-200710161054.zip
> 3. Un-pack these two packages to one folder.
> 4. Download the CXF 2.0.3 runtime from:
> http://incubator.apache.org/cxf/download.html
> 5. Un-pack the cxf package to some folder.
> 6. Start eclipse from the location where you just un-pack the eclipse sdk
> and stp packages.
> 7. Click [Window]-->[Preferences...]-->[SOA Tools]-->[Installed Runtimes]
> to add a "Apache CXF 2.0" runtime.
> 8. Start the java first project wizard and chose the runtime you just
> create in the runtime page.
> 9. Then do what you want do...
>
>
>
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Re: Refactoring a WSDL with CXF and Eclipse...
Posted by yulinxp <yu...@gmail.com>.
I try 1)adding a new method and 2)removing a method. It does regenerate wsdl
file.
But when I change the signature for existing method such as adding/remove
one parameter,
it's NOT update wsdl file.
----------------------------------------------------------
Hi,
You should re-build your project after you have changed the service.
Then the wsdl will be regenerated.
Or, you can set auto-build option from menu [Project-> Build
Automatically]. And then the project will be built automatically after you
have changed the service.
Furthur more, I have double-checked that the wsdl would be changed if
the service changed, such as adding a new method, changing the name of a
method, removing a method and so on.
I have followed your steps. But I still have the same problem when trying to
regenerate wsdl file.
I don't have "Generate WSDL" option in the popup menu when right click the
"Project" .
Hi Tophebboy,
Please follow the steps to try again :) ()
1. Download the eclipse sdk 3.3 from:
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads
2. Download the all-in-one STP package from:
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/stp/downloads/drops/R-R200710161054-200710161054/stp-all-in-one-incubation-R-R200710161054-200710161054.zip
3. Un-pack these two packages to one folder.
4. Download the CXF 2.0.3 runtime from:
http://incubator.apache.org/cxf/download.html
5. Un-pack the cxf package to some folder.
6. Start eclipse from the location where you just un-pack the eclipse sdk
and stp packages.
7. Click [Window]-->[Preferences...]-->[SOA Tools]-->[Installed Runtimes]
to add a "Apache CXF 2.0" runtime.
8. Start the java first project wizard and chose the runtime you just
create in the runtime page.
9. Then do what you want do...
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Re: Refactoring a WSDL with CXF and Eclipse...
Posted by Jonathan Huang <jo...@iona.com>.
Hi,
You should re-build your project after you have changed the service.
Then the wsdl will be regenerated.
Or, you can set auto-build option from menu [Project-> Build
Automatically]. And then the project will be built automatically after you
have changed the service.
Furthur more, I have double-checked that the wsdl would be changed if
the service changed, such as adding a new method, changing the name of a
method, removing a method and so on.
yulinxp wrote:
>
> I have followed your steps. But I still have the same problem when trying
> to regenerate wsdl file.
> I don't have "Generate WSDL" option in the popup menu when right click the
> "Project" .
>
>
>
> Jonathan Huang wrote:
>>
>> Hi Tophebboy,
>> Please follow the steps to try again :) ()
>> 1. Download the eclipse sdk 3.3 from:
>> http://www.eclipse.org/downloads
>> 2. Download the all-in-one STP package from:
>>
>> http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/stp/downloads/drops/R-R200710161054-200710161054/stp-all-in-one-incubation-R-R200710161054-200710161054.zip
>> 3. Un-pack these two packages to one folder.
>> 4. Download the CXF 2.0.3 runtime from:
>> http://incubator.apache.org/cxf/download.html
>> 5. Un-pack the cxf package to some folder.
>> 6. Start eclipse from the location where you just un-pack the eclipse
>> sdk and stp packages.
>> 7. Click [Window]-->[Preferences...]-->[SOA Tools]-->[Installed
>> Runtimes] to add a "Apache CXF 2.0" runtime.
>> 8. Start the java first project wizard and chose the runtime you just
>> create in the runtime page.
>> 9. Then do what you want do...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Tophebboy wrote:
>>>
>>> ==>Hi!
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Jonathan Huang wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi, Tophebboy
>>>> Have you try to build your project after refactoring your SEI??
>>>>
>>>> ==>Yes
>>>>
>>>> Have you add Jax-ws related annotaions to the modified SEI??
>>>>
>>>> ==> Yes
>>>>
>>>> When you right click the "Project", does the operation "Generate
>>>> WSDL" appear in the popup menu??
>>>>
>>>> ==> No. I only have "Create Jax-WS handler", "Enable Jax-WS" and
>>>> "Disable Jax-WS"
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Tophebboy wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Hi!
>>>>> I'm using Eclipse 3.3.0 and STP 0.7.
>>>>> Anyway, I don't have the option "generate wsdl".
>>>>> On top of that, once I generate the code, the SEI is changed to use
>>>>> new classes created in the service package and and cannot rebuild the
>>>>> wsdl then...
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Jonathan Huang wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Hi Tophebboy,
>>>>>> I am not sure which version of eclipse you use.
>>>>>> If you use the old one, you could set "Build Automatically" for
>>>>>> your project. Then if you refactor SEI, the related wsdl will be
>>>>>> updated automatically. If the "Build Automatically" is not set, you
>>>>>> should build your project manually after refactoring your SEI and the
>>>>>> wsdl will also be updated.
>>>>>> If you use the eclipse with the latest STP, you could use the
>>>>>> "Generate WSDL" operation to update the wsdl file after you refactor
>>>>>> your SEI.
>>>>>> Hope useful for you!
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Tophebboy wrote:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Hi!
>>>>>>> I have to create Web Services with CXF and Eclipse.
>>>>>>> When I follow the tutorial "Java fisrt", everything is OK.
>>>>>>> But, when I have to refactor my SEI, I lose everything: the wsdl is
>>>>>>> not updated...Anyway, I tried to Create a new Java First project to
>>>>>>> create a new SEI, a new WSDL, and I updated the WSDL of my former
>>>>>>> project with the new one, hoping that I could regenerate the code
>>>>>>> this way. But no! The operation "generate code" does nothing!!!
>>>>>>> Please help me! I really don't know how to do to be able to refactor
>>>>>>> my web services when I have to because re-doing everything from the
>>>>>>> beginning is very VERY long!
>>>>>>> Thanks in advance!!!
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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Re: Refactoring a WSDL with CXF and Eclipse...
Posted by yulinxp <yu...@gmail.com>.
I have followed your steps. But I still have the same problem when trying to
regenerate wsdl file.
I don't have "Generate WSDL" option in the popup menu when right click the
"Project" .
Jonathan Huang wrote:
>
> Hi Tophebboy,
> Please follow the steps to try again :) ()
> 1. Download the eclipse sdk 3.3 from:
> http://www.eclipse.org/downloads
> 2. Download the all-in-one STP package from:
>
> http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/stp/downloads/drops/R-R200710161054-200710161054/stp-all-in-one-incubation-R-R200710161054-200710161054.zip
> 3. Un-pack these two packages to one folder.
> 4. Download the CXF 2.0.3 runtime from:
> http://incubator.apache.org/cxf/download.html
> 5. Un-pack the cxf package to some folder.
> 6. Start eclipse from the location where you just un-pack the eclipse sdk
> and stp packages.
> 7. Click [Window]-->[Preferences...]-->[SOA Tools]-->[Installed Runtimes]
> to add a "Apache CXF 2.0" runtime.
> 8. Start the java first project wizard and chose the runtime you just
> create in the runtime page.
> 9. Then do what you want do...
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Tophebboy wrote:
>>
>> ==>Hi!
>>
>>
>>
>> Jonathan Huang wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi, Tophebboy
>>> Have you try to build your project after refactoring your SEI??
>>>
>>> ==>Yes
>>>
>>> Have you add Jax-ws related annotaions to the modified SEI??
>>>
>>> ==> Yes
>>>
>>> When you right click the "Project", does the operation "Generate
>>> WSDL" appear in the popup menu??
>>>
>>> ==> No. I only have "Create Jax-WS handler", "Enable Jax-WS" and
>>> "Disable Jax-WS"
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Tophebboy wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi!
>>>> I'm using Eclipse 3.3.0 and STP 0.7.
>>>> Anyway, I don't have the option "generate wsdl".
>>>> On top of that, once I generate the code, the SEI is changed to use new
>>>> classes created in the service package and and cannot rebuild the wsdl
>>>> then...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Jonathan Huang wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Hi Tophebboy,
>>>>> I am not sure which version of eclipse you use.
>>>>> If you use the old one, you could set "Build Automatically" for
>>>>> your project. Then if you refactor SEI, the related wsdl will be
>>>>> updated automatically. If the "Build Automatically" is not set, you
>>>>> should build your project manually after refactoring your SEI and the
>>>>> wsdl will also be updated.
>>>>> If you use the eclipse with the latest STP, you could use the
>>>>> "Generate WSDL" operation to update the wsdl file after you refactor
>>>>> your SEI.
>>>>> Hope useful for you!
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Tophebboy wrote:
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Hi!
>>>>>> I have to create Web Services with CXF and Eclipse.
>>>>>> When I follow the tutorial "Java fisrt", everything is OK.
>>>>>> But, when I have to refactor my SEI, I lose everything: the wsdl is
>>>>>> not updated...Anyway, I tried to Create a new Java First project to
>>>>>> create a new SEI, a new WSDL, and I updated the WSDL of my former
>>>>>> project with the new one, hoping that I could regenerate the code
>>>>>> this way. But no! The operation "generate code" does nothing!!!
>>>>>> Please help me! I really don't know how to do to be able to refactor
>>>>>> my web services when I have to because re-doing everything from the
>>>>>> beginning is very VERY long!
>>>>>> Thanks in advance!!!
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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Re: Refactoring a WSDL with CXF and Eclipse...
Posted by Jonathan Huang <jo...@iona.com>.
Hi Tophebboy,
Please follow the steps to try again :) ()
1. Download the eclipse sdk 3.3 from:
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads
2. Download the all-in-one STP package from:
http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/download.php?file=/stp/downloads/drops/R-R200710161054-200710161054/stp-all-in-one-incubation-R-R200710161054-200710161054.zip
3. Un-pack these two packages to one folder.
4. Download the CXF 2.0.3 runtime from:
http://incubator.apache.org/cxf/download.html
5. Un-pack the cxf package to some folder.
6. Start eclipse from the location where you just un-pack the eclipse sdk
and stp packages.
7. Click [Window]-->[Preferences...]-->[SOA Tools]-->[Installed Runtimes]
to add a "Apache CXF 2.0" runtime.
8. Start the java first project wizard and chose the runtime you just
create in the runtime page.
9. Then do what you want do...
Tophebboy wrote:
>
> ==>Hi!
>
>
>
> Jonathan Huang wrote:
>>
>> Hi, Tophebboy
>> Have you try to build your project after refactoring your SEI??
>>
>> ==>Yes
>>
>> Have you add Jax-ws related annotaions to the modified SEI??
>>
>> ==> Yes
>>
>> When you right click the "Project", does the operation "Generate
>> WSDL" appear in the popup menu??
>>
>> ==> No. I only have "Create Jax-WS handler", "Enable Jax-WS" and "Disable
>> Jax-WS"
>>
>>
>>
>> Tophebboy wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi!
>>> I'm using Eclipse 3.3.0 and STP 0.7.
>>> Anyway, I don't have the option "generate wsdl".
>>> On top of that, once I generate the code, the SEI is changed to use new
>>> classes created in the service package and and cannot rebuild the wsdl
>>> then...
>>>
>>>
>>> Jonathan Huang wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi Tophebboy,
>>>> I am not sure which version of eclipse you use.
>>>> If you use the old one, you could set "Build Automatically" for
>>>> your project. Then if you refactor SEI, the related wsdl will be
>>>> updated automatically. If the "Build Automatically" is not set, you
>>>> should build your project manually after refactoring your SEI and the
>>>> wsdl will also be updated.
>>>> If you use the eclipse with the latest STP, you could use the
>>>> "Generate WSDL" operation to update the wsdl file after you refactor
>>>> your SEI.
>>>> Hope useful for you!
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Tophebboy wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>> Hi!
>>>>> I have to create Web Services with CXF and Eclipse.
>>>>> When I follow the tutorial "Java fisrt", everything is OK.
>>>>> But, when I have to refactor my SEI, I lose everything: the wsdl is
>>>>> not updated...Anyway, I tried to Create a new Java First project to
>>>>> create a new SEI, a new WSDL, and I updated the WSDL of my former
>>>>> project with the new one, hoping that I could regenerate the code this
>>>>> way. But no! The operation "generate code" does nothing!!!
>>>>> Please help me! I really don't know how to do to be able to refactor
>>>>> my web services when I have to because re-doing everything from the
>>>>> beginning is very VERY long!
>>>>> Thanks in advance!!!
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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Re: Refactoring a WSDL with CXF and Eclipse...
Posted by Tophebboy <cb...@free.fr>.
==>Hi!
Jonathan Huang wrote:
>
> Hi, Tophebboy
> Have you try to build your project after refactoring your SEI??
>
> ==>Yes
>
> Have you add Jax-ws related annotaions to the modified SEI??
>
> ==> Yes
>
> When you right click the "Project", does the operation "Generate
> WSDL" appear in the popup menu??
>
> ==> No. I only have "Create Jax-WS handler", "Enable Jax-WS" and "Disable
> Jax-WS"
>
>
>
> Tophebboy wrote:
>>
>> Hi!
>> I'm using Eclipse 3.3.0 and STP 0.7.
>> Anyway, I don't have the option "generate wsdl".
>> On top of that, once I generate the code, the SEI is changed to use new
>> classes created in the service package and and cannot rebuild the wsdl
>> then...
>>
>>
>> Jonathan Huang wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi Tophebboy,
>>> I am not sure which version of eclipse you use.
>>> If you use the old one, you could set "Build Automatically" for your
>>> project. Then if you refactor SEI, the related wsdl will be updated
>>> automatically. If the "Build Automatically" is not set, you should build
>>> your project manually after refactoring your SEI and the wsdl will also
>>> be updated.
>>> If you use the eclipse with the latest STP, you could use the
>>> "Generate WSDL" operation to update the wsdl file after you refactor
>>> your SEI.
>>> Hope useful for you!
>>>
>>>
>>> Tophebboy wrote:
>>>>
>>>> Hi!
>>>> I have to create Web Services with CXF and Eclipse.
>>>> When I follow the tutorial "Java fisrt", everything is OK.
>>>> But, when I have to refactor my SEI, I lose everything: the wsdl is not
>>>> updated...Anyway, I tried to Create a new Java First project to create
>>>> a new SEI, a new WSDL, and I updated the WSDL of my former project with
>>>> the new one, hoping that I could regenerate the code this way. But no!
>>>> The operation "generate code" does nothing!!!
>>>> Please help me! I really don't know how to do to be able to refactor my
>>>> web services when I have to because re-doing everything from the
>>>> beginning is very VERY long!
>>>> Thanks in advance!!!
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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Re: Refactoring a WSDL with CXF and Eclipse...
Posted by Jonathan Huang <jo...@iona.com>.
Hi, Tophebboy
Have you try to build your project after refactoring your SEI??
Have you add Jax-ws related annotaions to the modified SEI??
When you right click the "Project", does the operation "Generate WSDL"
appear in the popup menu??
Tophebboy wrote:
>
> Hi!
> I'm using Eclipse 3.3.0 and STP 0.7.
> Anyway, I don't have the option "generate wsdl".
> On top of that, once I generate the code, the SEI is changed to use new
> classes created in the service package and and cannot rebuild the wsdl
> then...
>
>
> Jonathan Huang wrote:
>>
>> Hi Tophebboy,
>> I am not sure which version of eclipse you use.
>> If you use the old one, you could set "Build Automatically" for your
>> project. Then if you refactor SEI, the related wsdl will be updated
>> automatically. If the "Build Automatically" is not set, you should build
>> your project manually after refactoring your SEI and the wsdl will also
>> be updated.
>> If you use the eclipse with the latest STP, you could use the
>> "Generate WSDL" operation to update the wsdl file after you refactor your
>> SEI.
>> Hope useful for you!
>>
>>
>> Tophebboy wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi!
>>> I have to create Web Services with CXF and Eclipse.
>>> When I follow the tutorial "Java fisrt", everything is OK.
>>> But, when I have to refactor my SEI, I lose everything: the wsdl is not
>>> updated...Anyway, I tried to Create a new Java First project to create a
>>> new SEI, a new WSDL, and I updated the WSDL of my former project with
>>> the new one, hoping that I could regenerate the code this way. But no!
>>> The operation "generate code" does nothing!!!
>>> Please help me! I really don't know how to do to be able to refactor my
>>> web services when I have to because re-doing everything from the
>>> beginning is very VERY long!
>>> Thanks in advance!!!
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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Re: Refactoring a WSDL with CXF and Eclipse...
Posted by Tophebboy <cb...@free.fr>.
Hi!
I'm using Eclipse 3.3.0 and STP 0.7.
Anyway, I don't have the option "generate wsdl".
On top of that, once I generate the code, the SEI is changed to use new
classes created in the service package and and cannot rebuild the wsdl
then...
Jonathan Huang wrote:
>
> Hi Tophebboy,
> I am not sure which version of eclipse you use.
> If you use the old one, you could set "Build Automatically" for your
> project. Then if you refactor SEI, the related wsdl will be updated
> automatically. If the "Build Automatically" is not set, you should build
> your project manually after refactoring your SEI and the wsdl will also be
> updated.
> If you use the eclipse with the latest STP, you could use the
> "Generate WSDL" operation to update the wsdl file after you refactor your
> SEI.
> Hope useful for you!
>
>
> Tophebboy wrote:
>>
>> Hi!
>> I have to create Web Services with CXF and Eclipse.
>> When I follow the tutorial "Java fisrt", everything is OK.
>> But, when I have to refactor my SEI, I lose everything: the wsdl is not
>> updated...Anyway, I tried to Create a new Java First project to create a
>> new SEI, a new WSDL, and I updated the WSDL of my former project with the
>> new one, hoping that I could regenerate the code this way. But no! The
>> operation "generate code" does nothing!!!
>> Please help me! I really don't know how to do to be able to refactor my
>> web services when I have to because re-doing everything from the
>> beginning is very VERY long!
>> Thanks in advance!!!
>>
>
>
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Re: Refactoring a WSDL with CXF and Eclipse...
Posted by Jonathan Huang <jo...@iona.com>.
Hi Tophebboy,
I am not sure which version of eclipse you use.
If you use the old one, you could set "Build Automatically" for your
project. Then if you refactor SEI, the related wsdl will be updated
automatically. If the "Build Automatically" is not set, you should build
your project manually after refactoring your SEI and the wsdl will also be
updated.
If you use the eclipse with the latest STP, you could use the "Generate
WSDL" operation to update the wsdl file after you refactor your SEI.
Hope useful for you!
Tophebboy wrote:
>
> Hi!
> I have to create Web Services with CXF and Eclipse.
> When I follow the tutorial "Java fisrt", everything is OK.
> But, when I have to refactor my SEI, I lose everything: the wsdl is not
> updated...Anyway, I tried to Create a new Java First project to create a
> new SEI, a new WSDL, and I updated the WSDL of my former project with the
> new one, hoping that I could regenerate the code this way. But no! The
> operation "generate code" does nothing!!!
> Please help me! I really don't know how to do to be able to refactor my
> web services when I have to because re-doing everything from the beginning
> is very VERY long!
> Thanks in advance!!!
>
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