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Posted to java-user@axis.apache.org by "McMullin, Gregg E." <GR...@saic.com> on 2005/12/15 14:48:28 UTC

Hiding Axis implementation code

Hi All:

  I'm currently using Axis 1.2.1 and am wondering why the wsdl2java
tool does not generate interfaces along with the beans it creates?
  Is there a mechanism to make the generated beans implement a 
particular interface?  I'm really trying to find the proper way to
hide "axis" from my webService code.  My thought was that if I could
work with interface's for my beans, I could easily switch out axis 
for another framework if desired.  Any thoughts would be welcome.

      Gregg

Re: Hiding Axis implementation code

Posted by Dies Koper <di...@jp.fujitsu.com>.
Hello Gregg,

I use the --helperGen option to prevent Axis metadata being generated in
my beans.
Also, I use -T1.3 to use the JAX-RPC1.1 mapping (for instance, to map
xsd:unsignedShort -> int, not org.apache.axis.types.UnsignedShort)

	-H, --helperGen
		emits separate Helper classes for meta data

	-T, --typeMappingVersion <argument>
		(cryptic description but 1.3 follows JAX-RPC1.1.)

Regards,
Dies


McMullin, Gregg E. wrote:
> Hi All:
> 
>   I'm currently using Axis 1.2.1 and am wondering why the wsdl2java
> tool does not generate interfaces along with the beans it creates?
>   Is there a mechanism to make the generated beans implement a 
> particular interface?  I'm really trying to find the proper way to
> hide "axis" from my webService code.  My thought was that if I could
> work with interface's for my beans, I could easily switch out axis 
> for another framework if desired.  Any thoughts would be welcome.
> 
>       Gregg
>

Re: Hiding Axis implementation code

Posted by Nathaniel Auvil <na...@gmail.com>.
you could use Castor or XMLBeans as your XML-Java bindings so your code does
not have dependencies on Axis.


On 12/15/05, McMullin, Gregg E. <GR...@saic.com> wrote:
>
> Hi All:
>
>   I'm currently using Axis 1.2.1 and am wondering why the wsdl2java
> tool does not generate interfaces along with the beans it creates?
>   Is there a mechanism to make the generated beans implement a
> particular interface?  I'm really trying to find the proper way to
> hide "axis" from my webService code.  My thought was that if I could
> work with interface's for my beans, I could easily switch out axis
> for another framework if desired.  Any thoughts would be welcome.
>
>       Gregg
>