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Posted to java-user@axis.apache.org by renjith kalappurackal <re...@yahoo.com> on 2007/06/19 15:58:55 UTC
"Regarding packaging AAR file"
Hi All,
I am newbie to Axis2. I am facing a problem . And I searched a lot to find the solution for the same. I am writing a Webservice so as to integrate a ERP product with System.For integrating they are giving a sample WSDL. And I could able to integrate with that ERP product by modyfying the WSDL to our need.
The problem now I am facing is regarding packaging the AAR file. "Since the webservices which I wrote is dependant on the targetnamespace mentioned in the WSDL ie like http://dev.abcd.com. So when I am generating the AAR file it always comes under com.abcd.dev diretory. But As per my company standards all of the service related file should go to entirely different directory structure say com.xyz.sync. But when I tried changing ( I think I was entirely wrong there) target namespace of defenition and Schema .. The client is throwing errors "Unexpected subelement" error( I think we cannot chage the target namespace that way , becuase client program is purely depend on the targetnamespace). Is there any way I can tackle this problem, Like two different package Stucture at Client and Service side and still both working fine. I am using "document" type soap operation .And the client that will be accessing the webservice is been developed in microsoft platform
and I cannot makee any changes to client.
Thanks in advance.
Renjith Kalappurackal
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Re: "Regarding packaging AAR file"
Posted by renjith kalappurackal <re...@yahoo.com>.
Hi Chris,
Thanks for the reply.
If I am trying with -p option it will generate the skeleton in package that is given with -p option.
But all other classes generated in the directory mentioned by targetNamespace.
Thanks,
Renjith
Chris Shah <ch...@yahoo.com> wrote:
If I understand your problem correctly, you can provide the -p option to generate your classes in whatever directory structure you wish while running wsdl2java.
Chris
renjith kalappurackal <re...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi All,
I am newbie to Axis2. I am facing a problem . And I searched a lot to find the solution for the same. I am writing a Webservice so as to integrate a ERP product with System.For integrating they are giving a sample WSDL. And I could able to integrate with that ERP product by modyfying the WSDL to our need.
The problem now I am facing is regarding packaging the AAR file. "Since the webservices which I wrote is dependant on the targetnamespace mentioned in the WSDL ie like http://dev.abcd.com. So when I am generating the AAR file it always comes under com.abcd.dev diretory. But As per my company standards all of the service related file should go to entirely different directory structure say com.xyz.sync. But when I tried changing ( I think I was entirely wrong there) target namespace of defenition and Schema .. The client is throwing errors "Unexpected subelement" error( I think we cannot chage the target namespace that way , becuase client program is purely depend on the targetnamespace). Is there any way I can tackle this problem, Like two different package Stucture at Client and Service side and still both working fine. I am using "document" type soap operation .And the client that will be accessing the webservice is been developed in microsoft platform
and I cannot makee any changes to client.
Thanks in advance.
Renjith Kalappurackal
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Re: "Regarding packaging AAR file"
Posted by Chris Shah <ch...@yahoo.com>.
If I understand your problem correctly, you can provide the -p option to generate your classes in whatever directory structure you wish while running wsdl2java.
Chris
renjith kalappurackal <re...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi All,
I am newbie to Axis2. I am facing a problem . And I searched a lot to find the solution for the same. I am writing a Webservice so as to integrate a ERP product with System.For integrating they are giving a sample WSDL. And I could able to integrate with that ERP product by modyfying the WSDL to our need.
The problem now I am facing is regarding packaging the AAR file. "Since the webservices which I wrote is dependant on the targetnamespace mentioned in the WSDL ie like http://dev.abcd.com. So when I am generating the AAR file it always comes under com.abcd.dev diretory. But As per my company standards all of the service related file should go to entirely different directory structure say com.xyz.sync. But when I tried changing ( I think I was entirely wrong there) target namespace of defenition and Schema .. The client is throwing errors "Unexpected subelement" error( I think we cannot chage the target namespace that way , becuase client program is purely depend on the targetnamespace). Is there any way I can tackle this problem, Like two different package Stucture at Client and Service side and still both working fine. I am using "document" type soap operation .And the client that will be accessing the webservice is been developed in microsoft platform
and I cannot makee any changes to client.
Thanks in advance.
Renjith Kalappurackal
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