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Posted to java-user@axis.apache.org by Sreek Samudrala <sa...@yahoo.com> on 2003/05/07 01:18:51 UTC

Ant Task from Java 2 Wsdl

Hi,

1. Can you provide me proper samples for generating
WSDL file (W/o running apache tomcat server). Marc's
sample links doesn't have proper use of Ant task
(Using command line invokation). 

2. I have MyObject[] as returning Type. Does this
supported by Axis service.



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Re: Ant Task from Java 2 Wsdl

Posted by Sreek Samudrala <sa...@yahoo.com>.

1. Can I know the what for last 2 sections of mapping
namespace stands for....
2. The scenario is like this
public abstract Service {
public Service(){
}
public Info[] getInfo(id){}
}

What should I see in the deploy (Complex type). do I
need to create the seperate WSDLs for the Info Object
first and then create Service WSDL file?


--- Bill Lear <ra...@zopyra.com> wrote:
> On Tuesday, May 6, 2003 at 16:18:51 (-0700) Sreek
> Samudrala writes:
> >Hi,
> >
> >1. Can you provide me proper samples for generating
> >WSDL file (W/o running apache tomcat server).
> Marc's
> >sample links doesn't have proper use of Ant task
> >(Using command line invokation). 
> 
> Not sure if you want the Ant example or
> command-line, but here is
> how I use the java2wsdl ant task:
> 
>         <java2wsdl
> location="http://foobar.com:8080/axis/services/XXX"
>                    output="${build.dest}/op.wsdl"
>                   
>
classname="com.foobar.XXX.soap.commands.IServerStore"
>                   
> namespace="http://commands.soap.XXX.foobar.com">
>             <classpath>
>                 <path refid="classpath"/>
>                 <pathelement
> location="${build.dest}/classes"/>
>             </classpath>
> 
>             <mapping
> namespace="http://model.XXX.foobar.com"
>                     
> package="com.foobar.XXX.model"/>
> 
>             <mapping
> namespace="http://commands.soap.XXX.foobar.com"
>                     
> package="com.foobar.XXX.soap.commands.ws"/>
>         </java2wsdl>
> 
> >2. I have MyObject[] as returning Type. Does this
> >supported by Axis service.
> 
> No idea what this means.  Axis can handle (I
> believe) just about any
> type you care to conjure.
> 
> 
> Bill


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Re: Ant Task from Java 2 Wsdl

Posted by Bill Lear <ra...@zopyra.com>.

On Tuesday, May 6, 2003 at 16:18:51 (-0700) Sreek Samudrala writes:
>Hi,
>
>1. Can you provide me proper samples for generating
>WSDL file (W/o running apache tomcat server). Marc's
>sample links doesn't have proper use of Ant task
>(Using command line invokation). 

Not sure if you want the Ant example or command-line, but here is
how I use the java2wsdl ant task:

        <java2wsdl location="http://foobar.com:8080/axis/services/XXX"
                   output="${build.dest}/op.wsdl"
                   classname="com.foobar.XXX.soap.commands.IServerStore"
                   namespace="http://commands.soap.XXX.foobar.com">
            <classpath>
                <path refid="classpath"/>
                <pathelement location="${build.dest}/classes"/>
            </classpath>

            <mapping namespace="http://model.XXX.foobar.com"
                     package="com.foobar.XXX.model"/>

            <mapping namespace="http://commands.soap.XXX.foobar.com"
                     package="com.foobar.XXX.soap.commands.ws"/>
        </java2wsdl>

>2. I have MyObject[] as returning Type. Does this
>supported by Axis service.

No idea what this means.  Axis can handle (I believe) just about any
type you care to conjure.


Bill