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how to run wsdl2java
Source: http://axis.apache.org/axis2/java/core/docs/adv-userguide.html
Code:
wsdl2java.sh -uri ../samples/wsdl/Axis2Sampl
-o ../samples -p org.apache.axis2.userguide
Q I want to do it in windows. For windows, wsdl2java.sh can be replaced with wsdl2java.bat but how do I replace ".." with what ?
Code:
wsdl2java.sh -uri ../samples/wsdl/Axis2Sampl
-o ../samples -p org.apache.axis2.userguide
Q I want to do it in windows. For windows, wsdl2java.sh can be replaced with wsdl2java.bat but how do I replace ".." with what ?
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If you can't find any build.xml anywhere then just make the archive manually as described
No it is *not* incorrect. it would be incorrect if it didn't create a build.xml. You don't want to have to write that yourself everytime
It should be created in your ouptut directory (same directory as src folder)
It should be created in your ouptut directory (same directory as src folder)
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>>>It should be created in your ouptut directory (same directory as src folder)
Here is the output directory created ( file attached) . I dont see build.xml here.
src.zip
Here is the output directory created ( file attached) . I dont see build.xml here.
src.zip
would also suggest you change the output directory, putting it in samples is not the best place to put it
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>>>would also suggest you change the output directory, putting it in samples is not the best place to put it
That works !
I just made another directory "nosample" and followed the same steps and got the build.xml this time.
C:\Users\admin\Downloads\a
amples/wsdl/Axis2SampleDoc
pache.axis2.userguide
This time I got a build.xml here C:\Users\admin\Downloads\a
When I run this build.xml I get a service Axis2SampleDocLitService.a
SO, my service is now ready to deploy ...right ? :)
You know I have a simple web application mywebapps.war deployed in jboss. I wish to deploy the service along with this webapps.
Is it just I need to create a "service" directory under WEB-INF of mywebapps.war and drop the .aar archieve under "service" directory to deploy ? or I may need some extra configuration ?
N.B: points increased
That works !
I just made another directory "nosample" and followed the same steps and got the build.xml this time.
C:\Users\admin\Downloads\a
amples/wsdl/Axis2SampleDoc
pache.axis2.userguide
This time I got a build.xml here C:\Users\admin\Downloads\a
When I run this build.xml I get a service Axis2SampleDocLitService.a
SO, my service is now ready to deploy ...right ? :)
You know I have a simple web application mywebapps.war deployed in jboss. I wish to deploy the service along with this webapps.
Is it just I need to create a "service" directory under WEB-INF of mywebapps.war and drop the .aar archieve under "service" directory to deploy ? or I may need some extra configuration ?
N.B: points increased
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Hi Cofactor.
1. You don't need build.xml, you can manually create aar
on windows: jar -cvf HelloWorldServices.aar *
(the aar should also have services.xml in its META-INF dir)
2. Once created, drop the ear to /axis2/WEB-IINF/services
Just go through the following step by step tutorial:
web-services-example-using
it has answers to all your questions.
-Arun Jain
1. You don't need build.xml, you can manually create aar
on windows: jar -cvf HelloWorldServices.aar *
(the aar should also have services.xml in its META-INF dir)
2. Once created, drop the ear to /axis2/WEB-IINF/services
Just go through the following step by step tutorial:
web-services-example-using
it has answers to all your questions.
-Arun Jain
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>>>yes, and i think theres also a wsdl jar you need to deploy to lib
wsdl jar ? whats that ? There is no such JAR generated.
These are two files are generated after I run build.xml
C:\Users\admin\Downloads\a
Axis2SampleDocLitService.a
XBeans-packaged.jar
Are you trying to say XBeans-packaged.jar ? If yes , where to put this then ? Is it to be put under "services" directory alongside by Axis2SampleDocLitService.a
wsdl jar ? whats that ? There is no such JAR generated.
These are two files are generated after I run build.xml
C:\Users\admin\Downloads\a
Axis2SampleDocLitService.a
XBeans-packaged.jar
Are you trying to say XBeans-packaged.jar ? If yes , where to put this then ? Is it to be put under "services" directory alongside by Axis2SampleDocLitService.a
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Yes . You are right. Looks like something went wrong when I first run that command . But after a re-run I see things are working . No issue.
However , tutorial also says that ..
Step 3: Create Archive File
An Axis2 service must be bundled as a service archive. The next step is to package the classes in an .aar (axis2 archive) and deploy it in Axis2. There is an ant file generated with the code; it will generate the Axis2 service archive for you.
I really dont see any ant file ( build.xml ?) generated along with the code. Is that statement incorrect ? or I need to use a separate parameter in the wsdl2java tool to generate the above ant file ?
N.B: points increased.