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Thu, 16 February 2006 15:46

Eclipse User

I'm using Eclipse 3.1 with version 1.0 of the web tools. I'm not seeing
that it really supports doc/literal wrapped type of web service.
Generating a web services client proxy does not produce the beans for the
input and output messages that represent the xml schema definitions.
Instead I get a method with multiple parameters as input. More like the
RPC style.

I have verified that the wsdl is correct and it does work correctly with
Axis 1.3 from the command line using the WSDL2Java utility.

It it suppose to work this way? thanks

markg

Re: Doc/Literal Support [message #161189 is a reply to message #161031]

Mon, 20 February 2006 08:56

Eclipse User

Okay after some more testing it appears that it is Doc/Literal Wrapped
that is causing the issues. Doc/Literal works sort of but changing the
WSDL to doc/literal wrapped causes the beans for the types not to be
generated. The operation name seems to be the culprit. In doc/literal
wrapped the input message name corresponds the operation/method name for
the service. I can change the operation name to something other than the
message name and it does generate the beans but this is not the wrapped
style.

I know Axis 1.3 supports this because it works from the command line with
the -W option using WSDL2Java. I wonder if there is some way to pass or
set this parameter in Eclipse, maybe through Ant?

Anybody using Doc/literal wrapped in Eclipse with the new WTP toolset? Is
it suppose to work or is it just doc/literal?

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