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thanks, going to validate I can use as a POJO as well. Then I will accept as solution
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thanks, going to validate I can use as a POJO as well. Then I will accept as solution

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I have a set of Java Classes that I have annotated to be Web Services using @WebService and @WebMethod annotations. I also have the requirement that they can also be called as POJOs. Is it possible to call them as POJOs after the classes have been annotated? Or do I need to do something?
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I have a set of Java Classes that I have annotated to be Web Services using @WebService and @WebMethod annotations. I also have the requirement that they can also be called as POJOs. Is it possible to call them as POJOs after the classes have been annotated? Or do I need to do something?

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