manually generated WSDL files

[William Young <wy...@sapient.com>]

Hi Bob,
 
I banged my head on how to use my manually generated WSDL for a while too.
The solution is simple actually.  The WSDL file is just another file, so
simply plop it in your config/axis directory (or public_html, etc.) and as
long as your <service> section at the end of your WSDL file is correct you
should be good to go.
 
No one ever said a service WSDL has to retrieved using ?WSDL!
 
I had to do this because the automatically generated WSDL files did not
include any of my bean definitions.

Will Young

-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Combs [mailto:BobC@CapitalStream.com]
Sent: Thursday, February 07, 2002 4:58 PM
To: 'axis-user@xml.apache.org'
Subject: RE: hi guys.


Looks like I had some bad paths in the .jar file, all is working now. Still
doesn't explain the problem with deploying to the classes directory though.
 
Question for the group:
 
I can't seem to find this in the docs, not surprising with an alpha. I want
to create my own WSDL file (with fully documented argument names not arg0
etc) and use that to describe the WebService instead of the generated WSDL.
I can't seem to find how one might do that though.