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[KK...@bca-group.com]

Hi Friends,

Iam at the design stage of my webservice components.
I have decided to start with WSDL design and use WSDL2Java for further
developments like Creation of java beans and other service objects.

I tired converting WSDL to Java, I can see that the Complex types are
created as a Java Beans, which is correct.
But I also see that some Meta Data (Static block) is also created in that
Java Beans. I referred the documents, it says that it is used for
type mapping xml to java type. Which is true.

But my questions are:
1. I referred the example guide supplied with Axis (userguide/example5),
where there is a Java bean Order.java
   which doesn't have any meta data in it. So, it is ok to create my java
bean components with these meta-data ?

2. As per java bean spec, I have written a Java bean which will be used by
axis to convert the xml to bean.
    Can I have any other methods in it, like toXML() which will be
returning the xml contents as well ?

Expecting ur help,
thanks,
-kannan

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