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Posted to java-user@axis.apache.org by Jim Stafford <jc...@apl.jhu.edu> on 2004/02/10 21:50:21 UTC
Using custom bean types within static stubs/skeletons
How can we get Axis WSDL->Java to use our custom beans when generating
static stubs and skeletons.
When taking a completed server-side implementation, where the interface
accepts and returns types that are either base types or types that are
consistent with JavaBean or Enumeration conventions, we would like Axis
to be able to use the base types and our classes versus converting
to/from a stub generated class. We've gone through the DII interface,
registered the proper serializers/de-serializers to make approach work.
However, we would like to make this approach work with the WSDL->Java
Stubs/Skeletons versus creating stubs/skeletons by hand.
We have defined our types with WSDL and mapped the types name to a java
package that corresponds to our custom beans. However, the WSDL->Java
process wants to generate a class with that name/specification; possibly
overwriting the version in our source tree (if we let it).
The WSDL->Java process has the "noimports" flag, but when we arrange our
custom types in a separate file and state that no code should be
generated for imported WSDL, we get "Caused by: java.io.IOException:
Type {urn:sample2}EWMName is referenced but not defined."; saying it
cannot resolve the code that was not generated. The only way to
eliminate the error is to have it create the class.
The brute force way of fixing this is to generate the code and then
remove the type classes before copying the stubs/skeletons into the
source tree. Is there a more elegant way intended under Axis?