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Document-style web services

Hello All,

I am trying to develop a document-style web service. I hand-coded the WSDL 
for this web service as Axis generated RPC-styled WSDL.

How can one expose this web service to clients like .NET to create 
client-side stubs? The WSDL generated on-the-fly when clients access this 
document-style web service is STILL RPC-styled....

Thanks,
Vivek

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Re: Document-style web services

Posted by Nicholas Remy <nr...@caci.com>.
I'm pretty sure you can (in the service's .wsdd file, maybe?) override 
Axis' return of the generated WSDL--instead exposing your hand-built WSDL 
to any client that looks at your service.

Nick Remy






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Hello All,

I am trying to develop a document-style web service. I hand-coded the WSDL 

for this web service as Axis generated RPC-styled WSDL.

How can one expose this web service to clients like .NET to create 
client-side stubs? The WSDL generated on-the-fly when clients access this 
document-style web service is STILL RPC-styled....

Thanks,
Vivek

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