AW: AW: cvs commit: xml-axis/java/src/org/apache/axis/utils Optio ns.j ava

["Jung , Dr. Christoph" <ch...@infor.de>]

The need to override something within the WSDL description IMHO hints to
some lacking 
facility to seperate between a reusable service layout (e.g., in terms of
relative 
URLs that support particular types of services) and concrete instances 
of that layout (in terms of absolute machine names and ports). 

The latter being the part that you normally specify in a command-line, get
assigned by a load-balancer
or an UDDI-lookup ...

I know that this is what port and location should be about, but obviously
they do not address it correctly.  

Just a thought,
CGJ

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Options.j ava


Can you elaborate a little?  In my commit I was talking about
allowing the cmd line to override just the port # that was specified
in the WSDL - so that the user didn't have to edit a file just to
quickly run the sample thru something like tcpmon.
-Dug


"Jung , Dr. Christoph" <ch...@infor.de> on 10/05/2001 09:22:01 AM

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>Von: dug@apache.org [mailto:dug@apache.org]
>Gesendet: Freitag, 5. Oktober 2001 15:06
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>Options.java

>  Change the GetQuote.wsdl back to 8080 - from 81 (oops)
>  Also, add support for allowing people to specify a
>  different port on the command line but still use the
>  rest of the URL specified in the WSDL.  Not totally thrilled
>  with this but it works - any better ideas?

WSDL should better distinguish between "location" (relative
URL-suffix/service-address)
and "port" (absolute URL-prefix/a particular machine inside a farm
providing
the service).

CGJ