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[JAX-WS] Unable to generate code from JAX-WS annotations [message #435128]

Thu, 19 March 2009 23:56

Derek Palma is currently offline

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Hi,

I have an existing eclipse project with a Spring nature that I want to use
with WTP JAX-WS in order to generate code for the JAX-WS annotations. I was
originally using JAX-WS from the STP project but wanted to switch to WTP. I
run my web services with Spring's
org.springframework.remoting.jaxws.SimpleJaxWsServiceExporte r, not in a web
container. My expectation is that if I edit a Java file with JAX-WS
annotations the corresponding Java should be generated when it is rebuilt. I
think I need to understand when and how they are built to solve this
problem.

Here is now I configured JAX-WS (I have not run into any specific
documentation for this other than the Fuse videos):

1) set CXF runtime tab to dir with apache-cxf-2.1.4
2) in Spring Config tab select "Use Spring Application Context" (I am not
sure what the purpose of the panel is???)
3) in <project> -> Properties -> Java Compiler -> Annotations I enabled
annotation processing by checking the box (no other changes)

I was notified with a dialog that the project needed to be rebuilt (and I
would expect it to detect the annotations in my source at this time). I see
and empty <project>/.apt_generated directory created but no .class files for
the JAX-WS annotated Java.

Any help appreciated.Thanks!
Derek

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Re: [JAX-WS] Unable to generate code from JAX-WS annotations [message #435129 is a reply to message #435128]

Fri, 20 March 2009 13:03

Shane Clarke is currently offline

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Hi Derek,

> I have an existing eclipse project with a Spring nature that I want to use
> with WTP JAX-WS in order to generate code for the JAX-WS annotations. I was
> originally using JAX-WS from the STP project but wanted to switch to WTP. I
> run my web services with Spring's
> org.springframework.remoting.jaxws.SimpleJaxWsServiceExporte r, not in a web
> container.

The CXF Tools (Java2WS and WSDL2Java) are run from the WTP Web Services
wizards. To use these wizards you have to start from a WTP Dynamic Web
Project.

However there is no requirement to deploy to a web or application server.

As an example:
1. Create a Dynamic Web Project. (File > New > Project > Web > Dynamic Web
Project). In the configuration combo on the first page of this wizard
select the "CXF Web Services v2.x" configuration. What ever version it
defaults to is fine.

2. Add a POJO implementation class to the source directory.

3. Launch the WTP Web Services Wizard. (File > New > Other > Web Services
> Web Service.

4. Switch the "Web Service Type" at the top of the wizard to "Bottom up
POJO Web Service"

5. Hit the "Browse" button and select the implementation class you just
added.

6. Drop the slider on the top half of the Web Service wizard to "Develop
service".

(Note: See the Web Services > Scenario Defaults page for setting defaults
for the "Web Service Type" and slider position)

7. Hit Finish or progress through the wizard to change the default options.

(Note that in the preferences the JAX-WS tab just before that Spring
Config tab controls the auto-annotation of annotations on classes when you
run through the wizard. It won't overwrite any annotations that already
existed in your starting implementation class. It will add those
annotations if the preference is selected and the annotation wasn't there
to begin with). Also have a look at the Java2WS tab to see what's
artifacts are generated by default.

> My expectation is that if I edit a Java file with JAX-WS annotations the
> corresponding Java should be generated when it is rebuilt.

The JDT APT processing is only used for validating source files with the
JAX-WS annotations. It dosen't trigger generation or re-generation of code.

> 2) in Spring Config tab select "Use Spring Application Context" (I am not
> sure what the purpose of the panel is???)

That panel controls the how the WTP Dynamic Web Projects deployment
descriptor is set up when you create the project.

See the "Server configuration files" section here for a description:
http://cwiki.apache.org/CXF20DOC/configuration.html

> I see and empty <project>/.apt_generated directory created but no .class
> files for the JAX-WS annotated Java.

The default output folder for Dynamic Web Projects is /build/classes/

> I have not run into any specific documentation for this other than the Fuse
> videos

The documentation on how to use the tools and what the various options are
is sorely lacking at the moment. We'll try to rectify that soon...

Hope that helps,
Shane

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Re: [JAX-WS] Unable to generate code from JAX-WS annotations [message #435132 is a reply to message #435129]

Fri, 20 March 2009 17:16

Derek Palma is currently offline

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Hi Shane,

I created a Dynamic Web Project with a test POJO using the instructions
given. I set the web service slider to develop mode. I selected wrapped
document/literal so that I could see the JAX-WS support classes get
generated. After I completed the wizard I did not see any new classes get
created. As a result I have the following questions:

1) Under what specific circumstances will the classes be generated. Will
they only be generated when I run the wizard or each time I change and cause
a build of the POJO class? I presume the wizard saves some information about
the POJO that will be treated as a web service implementation.

2) I also did not see any annotations get added to my POJO. Your note
indicates you expect the annotations to be added to my POJO source. I
presume you mean at least WebService and WebMethod.

3) Is there a log entry I can look for to see if everything worked fine or
not?

Note: I have not tried to deploy the web service yet so if the classes are
only generated at deployment this could be my problem. However, I plan to
use Spring in a mode where it uses the JAX-WS Endpoint API to deploy
services for internal testing. I can use a regular web app container like
Tomcat if this is required.

Thanks
Derek

"Shane Clarke" <shane_clarke@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:3ffa3ee97d1f6401f3b2b5493a89d3e1$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi Derek,
>
>> I have an existing eclipse project with a Spring nature that I want to
>> use with WTP JAX-WS in order to generate code for the JAX-WS annotations.
>> I was originally using JAX-WS from the STP project but wanted to switch
>> to WTP. I run my web services with Spring's
>> org.springframework.remoting.jaxws.SimpleJaxWsServiceExporte r, not in a
>> web container.
>
> The CXF Tools (Java2WS and WSDL2Java) are run from the WTP Web Services
> wizards. To use these wizards you have to start from a WTP Dynamic Web
> Project.
>
> However there is no requirement to deploy to a web or application server.
>
> As an example:
> 1. Create a Dynamic Web Project. (File > New > Project > Web > Dynamic Web
> Project). In the configuration combo on the first page of this wizard
> select the "CXF Web Services v2.x" configuration. What ever version it
> defaults to is fine.
>
> 2. Add a POJO implementation class to the source directory.
>
> 3. Launch the WTP Web Services Wizard. (File > New > Other > Web Services
>> Web Service.
>
> 4. Switch the "Web Service Type" at the top of the wizard to "Bottom up
> POJO Web Service"
>
> 5. Hit the "Browse" button and select the implementation class you just
> added.
>
> 6. Drop the slider on the top half of the Web Service wizard to "Develop
> service".
>
> (Note: See the Web Services > Scenario Defaults page for setting defaults
> for the "Web Service Type" and slider position)
>
> 7. Hit Finish or progress through the wizard to change the default
> options.
>
> (Note that in the preferences the JAX-WS tab just before that Spring
> Config tab controls the auto-annotation of annotations on classes when you
> run through the wizard. It won't overwrite any annotations that already
> existed in your starting implementation class. It will add those
> annotations if the preference is selected and the annotation wasn't there
> to begin with). Also have a look at the Java2WS tab to see what's
> artifacts are generated by default.
>
>> My expectation is that if I edit a Java file with JAX-WS annotations the
>> corresponding Java should be generated when it is rebuilt.
>
> The JDT APT processing is only used for validating source files with the
> JAX-WS annotations. It dosen't trigger generation or re-generation of
> code.
>
>> 2) in Spring Config tab select "Use Spring Application Context" (I am not
>> sure what the purpose of the panel is???)
>
> That panel controls the how the WTP Dynamic Web Projects deployment
> descriptor is set up when you create the project.
>
> See the "Server configuration files" section here for a description:
> http://cwiki.apache.org/CXF20DOC/configuration.html
>
>> I see and empty <project>/.apt_generated directory created but no .class
>> files for the JAX-WS annotated Java.
>
> The default output folder for Dynamic Web Projects is /build/classes/
>
>> I have not run into any specific documentation for this other than the
>> Fuse videos
>
> The documentation on how to use the tools and what the various options are
> is sorely lacking at the moment. We'll try to rectify that soon...
>
> Hope that helps,
> Shane
>

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Re: [JAX-WS] Unable to generate code from JAX-WS annotations [message #435134 is a reply to message #435132]

Fri, 20 March 2009 19:22

Shane Clarke is currently offline

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Hi Derek,

From your description it sounds like you've used Apache Axis as the Web
Service Runtime in the wizard.

When you open the wizard make sure you change the "Web Service Type" at
the very top of the page to "Bottom up POJO Web Service". Or set this up
in the preferences i mentioned in the last post.

When you select your service implementation class using the browse button
you should see the "Configuration" section just below that field and to
the right of the slider change.

The Web Service Runtime in that configuration should now read "Apache CXF
2.x"

> 1) Under what specific circumstances will the classes be generated. Will
> they only be generated when I run the wizard or each time I change and cause
> a build of the POJO class?

The classes are only generated when you run through the wizard.

> I presume the wizard saves some information about
> the POJO that will be treated as a web service implementation.

An jaxws endpoint configuration is created in the spring configuration
that's setup.

Depending on the option in the preferences that'll either be a beans.xml
file or a cxf-servlet.xml file.

The location of that file will be in the /WebContent/WEB-INF/ directory.

> 2) I also did not see any annotations get added to my POJO. Your note
> indicates you expect the annotations to be added to my POJO source. I
> presume you mean at least WebService and WebMethod.

It will add @WebService, @WebMethod, @WebParam, @ResponseWrapper and
@RequestWrapper depending on preferences and if they already exist in the
code.

> 3) Is there a log entry I can look for to see if everything worked fine or
> not?

Any errors that might occur are logged. Check the Window > Show View >
General > Error Log.

Also, the CXF Java2WS and WSDLJava tools logs output to the console view
when run. So you should see that output if it runs correctly.

> Note: I have not tried to deploy the web service yet so if the classes are
> only generated at deployment this could be my problem. However, I plan to
> use Spring in a mode where it uses the JAX-WS Endpoint API to deploy
> services for internal testing. I can use a regular web app container like
> Tomcat if this is required.

No need to deploy to generate classes.

Thanks,
Shane

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Re: [JAX-WS] Unable to generate code from JAX-WS annotations [message #435136 is a reply to message #435134]

Fri, 20 March 2009 20:11

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Hi Shane,

Ok, I seem to be getting code generation to happen. But now I see a problem
in the java2ws console output. I poked around and did not see an obvious way
to control this for java2ws. My IDE compiler compliance level is set to 1.6
globally and for the specific project. I am running on Linux x64 with
openjdk.

java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
pojo1.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO1
java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4

java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
pojo1.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO1
java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4

Derek
P.S. Thanks for your responsiveness. Let me buy you a drink at Eclipse Con
if you are there...

----------
1. ERROR in
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src/test/jaxws/G etString.java
(at line 15)
@XmlRootElement(name = "getString", namespace = "http://jaxws.test/")
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Syntax error, annotations are only available if source level is 1.5
----------
2. ERROR in
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src/test/jaxws/G etString.java
(at line 16)
@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Syntax error, annotations are only available if source level is 1.5
----------
3. ERROR in
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src/test/jaxws/G etString.java
(at line 17)
@XmlType(name = "getString", namespace = "http://jaxws.test/")
^^^^^^^^
Syntax error, annotations are only available if source level is 1.5
----------
3 problems (3 errors)
java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
pojo2.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO2
java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4

java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
pojo2.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO2
java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4

java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
pojo2.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO2
java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4

"Shane Clarke" <shane_clarke@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1bd6083099cadcee81f42df324c0653b$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi Derek,
>
> From your description it sounds like you've used Apache Axis as the Web
> Service Runtime in the wizard.
>
> When you open the wizard make sure you change the "Web Service Type" at
> the very top of the page to "Bottom up POJO Web Service". Or set this up
> in the preferences i mentioned in the last post.
>
> When you select your service implementation class using the browse button
> you should see the "Configuration" section just below that field and to
> the right of the slider change.
>
> The Web Service Runtime in that configuration should now read "Apache CXF
> 2.x"
>
>> 1) Under what specific circumstances will the classes be generated. Will
>> they only be generated when I run the wizard or each time I change and
>> cause a build of the POJO class?
>
> The classes are only generated when you run through the wizard.
>> I presume the wizard saves some information about the POJO that will be
>> treated as a web service implementation.
>
> An jaxws endpoint configuration is created in the spring configuration
> that's setup.
>
> Depending on the option in the preferences that'll either be a beans.xml
> file or a cxf-servlet.xml file.
>
> The location of that file will be in the /WebContent/WEB-INF/ directory.
>
>> 2) I also did not see any annotations get added to my POJO. Your note
>> indicates you expect the annotations to be added to my POJO source. I
>> presume you mean at least WebService and WebMethod.
>
> It will add @WebService, @WebMethod, @WebParam, @ResponseWrapper and
> @RequestWrapper depending on preferences and if they already exist in the
> code.
>
>> 3) Is there a log entry I can look for to see if everything worked fine
>> or not?
>
> Any errors that might occur are logged. Check the Window > Show View >
> General > Error Log.
>
> Also, the CXF Java2WS and WSDLJava tools logs output to the console view
> when run. So you should see that output if it runs correctly.
>
>> Note: I have not tried to deploy the web service yet so if the classes
>> are only generated at deployment this could be my problem. However, I
>> plan to use Spring in a mode where it uses the JAX-WS Endpoint API to
>> deploy services for internal testing. I can use a regular web app
>> container like Tomcat if this is required.
>
> No need to deploy to generate classes.
>
> Thanks,
> Shane
>
>
>

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Re: [JAX-WS] Unable to generate code from JAX-WS annotations [message #435138 is a reply to message #435136]

Fri, 20 March 2009 20:33

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I was able to get rid of the 1.5 compliance issue by doing a QuickFix from
the Problems pane. Where exactly is this configurated?

"Derek Palma" <derek.palma@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:gq0taf$smt$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Hi Shane,
>
> Ok, I seem to be getting code generation to happen. But now I see a
> problem in the java2ws console output. I poked around and did not see an
> obvious way to control this for java2ws. My IDE compiler compliance level
> is set to 1.6 globally and for the specific project. I am running on Linux
> x64 with openjdk.
>
> java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
> pojo1.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
> jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO1
> java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4
>
> java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
> pojo1.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
> jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO1
> java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4
>
> Derek
> P.S. Thanks for your responsiveness. Let me buy you a drink at Eclipse Con
> if you are there...
>
> ----------
> 1. ERROR in
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src/test/jaxws/G etString.java
> (at line 15)
> @XmlRootElement(name = "getString", namespace = "http://jaxws.test/")
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> Syntax error, annotations are only available if source level is 1.5
> ----------
> 2. ERROR in
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src/test/jaxws/G etString.java
> (at line 16)
> @XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> Syntax error, annotations are only available if source level is 1.5
> ----------
> 3. ERROR in
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src/test/jaxws/G etString.java
> (at line 17)
> @XmlType(name = "getString", namespace = "http://jaxws.test/")
> ^^^^^^^^
> Syntax error, annotations are only available if source level is 1.5
> ----------
> 3 problems (3 errors)
> java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
> pojo2.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
> jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO2
> java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4
>
> java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
> pojo2.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
> jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO2
> java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4
>
> java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
> pojo2.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
> jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO2
> java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4
>
>
> "Shane Clarke" <shane_clarke@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1bd6083099cadcee81f42df324c0653b$1@www.eclipse.org...
>> Hi Derek,
>>
>> From your description it sounds like you've used Apache Axis as the Web
>> Service Runtime in the wizard.
>>
>> When you open the wizard make sure you change the "Web Service Type" at
>> the very top of the page to "Bottom up POJO Web Service". Or set this up
>> in the preferences i mentioned in the last post.
>>
>> When you select your service implementation class using the browse button
>> you should see the "Configuration" section just below that field and to
>> the right of the slider change.
>>
>> The Web Service Runtime in that configuration should now read "Apache CXF
>> 2.x"
>>
>>> 1) Under what specific circumstances will the classes be generated. Will
>>> they only be generated when I run the wizard or each time I change and
>>> cause a build of the POJO class?
>>
>> The classes are only generated when you run through the wizard.
>>> I presume the wizard saves some information about the POJO that will be
>>> treated as a web service implementation.
>>
>> An jaxws endpoint configuration is created in the spring configuration
>> that's setup.
>>
>> Depending on the option in the preferences that'll either be a beans.xml
>> file or a cxf-servlet.xml file.
>>
>> The location of that file will be in the /WebContent/WEB-INF/ directory.
>>
>>> 2) I also did not see any annotations get added to my POJO. Your note
>>> indicates you expect the annotations to be added to my POJO source. I
>>> presume you mean at least WebService and WebMethod.
>>
>> It will add @WebService, @WebMethod, @WebParam, @ResponseWrapper and
>> @RequestWrapper depending on preferences and if they already exist in the
>> code.
>>
>>> 3) Is there a log entry I can look for to see if everything worked fine
>>> or not?
>>
>> Any errors that might occur are logged. Check the Window > Show View >
>> General > Error Log.
>>
>> Also, the CXF Java2WS and WSDLJava tools logs output to the console view
>> when run. So you should see that output if it runs correctly.
>>
>>> Note: I have not tried to deploy the web service yet so if the classes
>>> are only generated at deployment this could be my problem. However, I
>>> plan to use Spring in a mode where it uses the JAX-WS Endpoint API to
>>> deploy services for internal testing. I can use a regular web app
>>> container like Tomcat if this is required.
>>
>> No need to deploy to generate classes.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Shane
>>
>>
>>
>

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Fri, 20 March 2009 22:48

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Hi Derek,

Looking at the error it looks like that project was configured with a
compiler compliance level below 1.5.

Which seems odd as we use project facets to configure the dynamic web
projects. One of the facets in the "CXF Web Services Project 2.x"
configuration is the java facet which by default is set to a minimum of 5.0

So if the project ended up switching to a compiler compliance level of
below 1.5 you'd get an error telling you the compliance level didn't match
the facet level.

As to your question on configuring this. There's no specific configuration
for java2ws it'll pick up what's on your on your classpath.

For Java within Eclipse. On a workspace wide level it's from the
preferences > Java > Compiler.

And for individual projects, right-click on the project > properties >
Java Compiler.

I'll be at Eclipsecon, giving a short talk on all this (part of the "See
what's baking in WTP Incubator") on Wednesday morning. Drop in.

Thanks,
Shane

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Hi Derek,

> I have an existing eclipse project with a Spring nature that I want to use
> with WTP JAX-WS in order to generate code for the JAX-WS annotations. I was
> originally using JAX-WS from the STP project but wanted to switch to WTP. I
> run my web services with Spring's
> org.springframework.remoting.jaxws.SimpleJaxWsServiceExporte r, not in a web
> container.

The CXF Tools (Java2WS and WSDL2Java) are run from the WTP Web Services
wizards. To use these wizards you have to start from a WTP Dynamic Web
Project.

However there is no requirement to deploy to a web or application server.

As an example:
1. Create a Dynamic Web Project. (File > New > Project > Web > Dynamic Web
Project). In the configuration combo on the first page of this wizard
select the "CXF Web Services v2.x" configuration. What ever version it
defaults to is fine.

2. Add a POJO implementation class to the source directory.

3. Launch the WTP Web Services Wizard. (File > New > Other > Web Services
> Web Service.

4. Switch the "Web Service Type" at the top of the wizard to "Bottom up
POJO Web Service"

5. Hit the "Browse" button and select the implementation class you just
added.

6. Drop the slider on the top half of the Web Service wizard to "Develop
service".

(Note: See the Web Services > Scenario Defaults page for setting defaults
for the "Web Service Type" and slider position)

7. Hit Finish or progress through the wizard to change the default options.

(Note that in the preferences the JAX-WS tab just before that Spring
Config tab controls the auto-annotation of annotations on classes when you
run through the wizard. It won't overwrite any annotations that already
existed in your starting implementation class. It will add those
annotations if the preference is selected and the annotation wasn't there
to begin with). Also have a look at the Java2WS tab to see what's
artifacts are generated by default.

> My expectation is that if I edit a Java file with JAX-WS annotations the
> corresponding Java should be generated when it is rebuilt.

The JDT APT processing is only used for validating source files with the
JAX-WS annotations. It dosen't trigger generation or re-generation of code.

> 2) in Spring Config tab select "Use Spring Application Context" (I am not
> sure what the purpose of the panel is???)

That panel controls the how the WTP Dynamic Web Projects deployment
descriptor is set up when you create the project.

See the "Server configuration files" section here for a description:
http://cwiki.apache.org/CXF20DOC/configuration.html

> I see and empty <project>/.apt_generated directory created but no .class
> files for the JAX-WS annotated Java.

The default output folder for Dynamic Web Projects is /build/classes/

> I have not run into any specific documentation for this other than the Fuse
> videos

The documentation on how to use the tools and what the various options are
is sorely lacking at the moment. We'll try to rectify that soon...

Hope that helps,
Shane

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Re: [JAX-WS] Unable to generate code from JAX-WS annotations [message #570122 is a reply to message #435129]

Fri, 20 March 2009 17:16

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Hi Shane,

I created a Dynamic Web Project with a test POJO using the instructions
given. I set the web service slider to develop mode. I selected wrapped
document/literal so that I could see the JAX-WS support classes get
generated. After I completed the wizard I did not see any new classes get
created. As a result I have the following questions:

1) Under what specific circumstances will the classes be generated. Will
they only be generated when I run the wizard or each time I change and cause
a build of the POJO class? I presume the wizard saves some information about
the POJO that will be treated as a web service implementation.

2) I also did not see any annotations get added to my POJO. Your note
indicates you expect the annotations to be added to my POJO source. I
presume you mean at least WebService and WebMethod.

3) Is there a log entry I can look for to see if everything worked fine or
not?

Note: I have not tried to deploy the web service yet so if the classes are
only generated at deployment this could be my problem. However, I plan to
use Spring in a mode where it uses the JAX-WS Endpoint API to deploy
services for internal testing. I can use a regular web app container like
Tomcat if this is required.

Thanks
Derek

"Shane Clarke" <shane_clarke@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:3ffa3ee97d1f6401f3b2b5493a89d3e1$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi Derek,
>
>> I have an existing eclipse project with a Spring nature that I want to
>> use with WTP JAX-WS in order to generate code for the JAX-WS annotations.
>> I was originally using JAX-WS from the STP project but wanted to switch
>> to WTP. I run my web services with Spring's
>> org.springframework.remoting.jaxws.SimpleJaxWsServiceExporte r, not in a
>> web container.
>
> The CXF Tools (Java2WS and WSDL2Java) are run from the WTP Web Services
> wizards. To use these wizards you have to start from a WTP Dynamic Web
> Project.
>
> However there is no requirement to deploy to a web or application server.
>
> As an example:
> 1. Create a Dynamic Web Project. (File > New > Project > Web > Dynamic Web
> Project). In the configuration combo on the first page of this wizard
> select the "CXF Web Services v2.x" configuration. What ever version it
> defaults to is fine.
>
> 2. Add a POJO implementation class to the source directory.
>
> 3. Launch the WTP Web Services Wizard. (File > New > Other > Web Services
>> Web Service.
>
> 4. Switch the "Web Service Type" at the top of the wizard to "Bottom up
> POJO Web Service"
>
> 5. Hit the "Browse" button and select the implementation class you just
> added.
>
> 6. Drop the slider on the top half of the Web Service wizard to "Develop
> service".
>
> (Note: See the Web Services > Scenario Defaults page for setting defaults
> for the "Web Service Type" and slider position)
>
> 7. Hit Finish or progress through the wizard to change the default
> options.
>
> (Note that in the preferences the JAX-WS tab just before that Spring
> Config tab controls the auto-annotation of annotations on classes when you
> run through the wizard. It won't overwrite any annotations that already
> existed in your starting implementation class. It will add those
> annotations if the preference is selected and the annotation wasn't there
> to begin with). Also have a look at the Java2WS tab to see what's
> artifacts are generated by default.
>
>> My expectation is that if I edit a Java file with JAX-WS annotations the
>> corresponding Java should be generated when it is rebuilt.
>
> The JDT APT processing is only used for validating source files with the
> JAX-WS annotations. It dosen't trigger generation or re-generation of
> code.
>
>> 2) in Spring Config tab select "Use Spring Application Context" (I am not
>> sure what the purpose of the panel is???)
>
> That panel controls the how the WTP Dynamic Web Projects deployment
> descriptor is set up when you create the project.
>
> See the "Server configuration files" section here for a description:
> http://cwiki.apache.org/CXF20DOC/configuration.html
>
>> I see and empty <project>/.apt_generated directory created but no .class
>> files for the JAX-WS annotated Java.
>
> The default output folder for Dynamic Web Projects is /build/classes/
>
>> I have not run into any specific documentation for this other than the
>> Fuse videos
>
> The documentation on how to use the tools and what the various options are
> is sorely lacking at the moment. We'll try to rectify that soon...
>
> Hope that helps,
> Shane
>

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Re: [JAX-WS] Unable to generate code from JAX-WS annotations [message #570135 is a reply to message #435132]

Fri, 20 March 2009 19:22

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Hi Derek,

From your description it sounds like you've used Apache Axis as the Web
Service Runtime in the wizard.

When you open the wizard make sure you change the "Web Service Type" at
the very top of the page to "Bottom up POJO Web Service". Or set this up
in the preferences i mentioned in the last post.

When you select your service implementation class using the browse button
you should see the "Configuration" section just below that field and to
the right of the slider change.

The Web Service Runtime in that configuration should now read "Apache CXF
2.x"

> 1) Under what specific circumstances will the classes be generated. Will
> they only be generated when I run the wizard or each time I change and cause
> a build of the POJO class?

The classes are only generated when you run through the wizard.

> I presume the wizard saves some information about
> the POJO that will be treated as a web service implementation.

An jaxws endpoint configuration is created in the spring configuration
that's setup.

Depending on the option in the preferences that'll either be a beans.xml
file or a cxf-servlet.xml file.

The location of that file will be in the /WebContent/WEB-INF/ directory.

> 2) I also did not see any annotations get added to my POJO. Your note
> indicates you expect the annotations to be added to my POJO source. I
> presume you mean at least WebService and WebMethod.

It will add @WebService, @WebMethod, @WebParam, @ResponseWrapper and
@RequestWrapper depending on preferences and if they already exist in the
code.

> 3) Is there a log entry I can look for to see if everything worked fine or
> not?

Any errors that might occur are logged. Check the Window > Show View >
General > Error Log.

Also, the CXF Java2WS and WSDLJava tools logs output to the console view
when run. So you should see that output if it runs correctly.

> Note: I have not tried to deploy the web service yet so if the classes are
> only generated at deployment this could be my problem. However, I plan to
> use Spring in a mode where it uses the JAX-WS Endpoint API to deploy
> services for internal testing. I can use a regular web app container like
> Tomcat if this is required.

No need to deploy to generate classes.

Thanks,
Shane

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Re: [JAX-WS] Unable to generate code from JAX-WS annotations [message #570158 is a reply to message #435134]

Fri, 20 March 2009 20:11

Derek Palma is currently offline

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Hi Shane,

Ok, I seem to be getting code generation to happen. But now I see a problem
in the java2ws console output. I poked around and did not see an obvious way
to control this for java2ws. My IDE compiler compliance level is set to 1.6
globally and for the specific project. I am running on Linux x64 with
openjdk.

java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
pojo1.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO1
java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4

java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
pojo1.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO1
java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4

Derek
P.S. Thanks for your responsiveness. Let me buy you a drink at Eclipse Con
if you are there...

----------
1. ERROR in
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src/test/jaxws/G etString.java
(at line 15)
@XmlRootElement(name = "getString", namespace = "http://jaxws.test/")
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Syntax error, annotations are only available if source level is 1.5
----------
2. ERROR in
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src/test/jaxws/G etString.java
(at line 16)
@XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Syntax error, annotations are only available if source level is 1.5
----------
3. ERROR in
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src/test/jaxws/G etString.java
(at line 17)
@XmlType(name = "getString", namespace = "http://jaxws.test/")
^^^^^^^^
Syntax error, annotations are only available if source level is 1.5
----------
3 problems (3 errors)
java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
pojo2.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO2
java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4

java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
pojo2.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO2
java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4

java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
/home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
pojo2.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO2
java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4

"Shane Clarke" <shane_clarke@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1bd6083099cadcee81f42df324c0653b$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi Derek,
>
> From your description it sounds like you've used Apache Axis as the Web
> Service Runtime in the wizard.
>
> When you open the wizard make sure you change the "Web Service Type" at
> the very top of the page to "Bottom up POJO Web Service". Or set this up
> in the preferences i mentioned in the last post.
>
> When you select your service implementation class using the browse button
> you should see the "Configuration" section just below that field and to
> the right of the slider change.
>
> The Web Service Runtime in that configuration should now read "Apache CXF
> 2.x"
>
>> 1) Under what specific circumstances will the classes be generated. Will
>> they only be generated when I run the wizard or each time I change and
>> cause a build of the POJO class?
>
> The classes are only generated when you run through the wizard.
>> I presume the wizard saves some information about the POJO that will be
>> treated as a web service implementation.
>
> An jaxws endpoint configuration is created in the spring configuration
> that's setup.
>
> Depending on the option in the preferences that'll either be a beans.xml
> file or a cxf-servlet.xml file.
>
> The location of that file will be in the /WebContent/WEB-INF/ directory.
>
>> 2) I also did not see any annotations get added to my POJO. Your note
>> indicates you expect the annotations to be added to my POJO source. I
>> presume you mean at least WebService and WebMethod.
>
> It will add @WebService, @WebMethod, @WebParam, @ResponseWrapper and
> @RequestWrapper depending on preferences and if they already exist in the
> code.
>
>> 3) Is there a log entry I can look for to see if everything worked fine
>> or not?
>
> Any errors that might occur are logged. Check the Window > Show View >
> General > Error Log.
>
> Also, the CXF Java2WS and WSDLJava tools logs output to the console view
> when run. So you should see that output if it runs correctly.
>
>> Note: I have not tried to deploy the web service yet so if the classes
>> are only generated at deployment this could be my problem. However, I
>> plan to use Spring in a mode where it uses the JAX-WS Endpoint API to
>> deploy services for internal testing. I can use a regular web app
>> container like Tomcat if this is required.
>
> No need to deploy to generate classes.
>
> Thanks,
> Shane
>
>
>

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Re: [JAX-WS] Unable to generate code from JAX-WS annotations [message #570180 is a reply to message #435136]

Fri, 20 March 2009 20:33

Derek Palma is currently offline

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I was able to get rid of the 1.5 compliance issue by doing a QuickFix from
the Problems pane. Where exactly is this configurated?

"Derek Palma" <derek.palma@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:gq0taf$smt$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Hi Shane,
>
> Ok, I seem to be getting code generation to happen. But now I see a
> problem in the java2ws console output. I poked around and did not see an
> obvious way to control this for java2ws. My IDE compiler compliance level
> is set to 1.6 globally and for the specific project. I am running on Linux
> x64 with openjdk.
>
> java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
> pojo1.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
> jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO1
> java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4
>
> java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
> pojo1.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
> jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO1
> java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4
>
> Derek
> P.S. Thanks for your responsiveness. Let me buy you a drink at Eclipse Con
> if you are there...
>
> ----------
> 1. ERROR in
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src/test/jaxws/G etString.java
> (at line 15)
> @XmlRootElement(name = "getString", namespace = "http://jaxws.test/")
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> Syntax error, annotations are only available if source level is 1.5
> ----------
> 2. ERROR in
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src/test/jaxws/G etString.java
> (at line 16)
> @XmlAccessorType(XmlAccessType.FIELD)
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> Syntax error, annotations are only available if source level is 1.5
> ----------
> 3. ERROR in
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src/test/jaxws/G etString.java
> (at line 17)
> @XmlType(name = "getString", namespace = "http://jaxws.test/")
> ^^^^^^^^
> Syntax error, annotations are only available if source level is 1.5
> ----------
> 3 problems (3 errors)
> java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
> pojo2.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
> jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO2
> java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4
>
> java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
> pojo2.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
> jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO2
> java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4
>
> java2ws -cp /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -s
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/src -d
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/.cxftmp/wsdl -classdir
> /home/dpalma/eclipsedata/test/Test3/build/classes -o
> pojo2.wsdl -createxsdimports -verbose -frontend jaxws -databinding
> jaxb -wsdl -wrapperbean test.jaxws.POJO2
> java2ws - Apache CXF 2.1.4
>
>
> "Shane Clarke" <shane_clarke@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1bd6083099cadcee81f42df324c0653b$1@www.eclipse.org...
>> Hi Derek,
>>
>> From your description it sounds like you've used Apache Axis as the Web
>> Service Runtime in the wizard.
>>
>> When you open the wizard make sure you change the "Web Service Type" at
>> the very top of the page to "Bottom up POJO Web Service". Or set this up
>> in the preferences i mentioned in the last post.
>>
>> When you select your service implementation class using the browse button
>> you should see the "Configuration" section just below that field and to
>> the right of the slider change.
>>
>> The Web Service Runtime in that configuration should now read "Apache CXF
>> 2.x"
>>
>>> 1) Under what specific circumstances will the classes be generated. Will
>>> they only be generated when I run the wizard or each time I change and
>>> cause a build of the POJO class?
>>
>> The classes are only generated when you run through the wizard.
>>> I presume the wizard saves some information about the POJO that will be
>>> treated as a web service implementation.
>>
>> An jaxws endpoint configuration is created in the spring configuration
>> that's setup.
>>
>> Depending on the option in the preferences that'll either be a beans.xml
>> file or a cxf-servlet.xml file.
>>
>> The location of that file will be in the /WebContent/WEB-INF/ directory.
>>
>>> 2) I also did not see any annotations get added to my POJO. Your note
>>> indicates you expect the annotations to be added to my POJO source. I
>>> presume you mean at least WebService and WebMethod.
>>
>> It will add @WebService, @WebMethod, @WebParam, @ResponseWrapper and
>> @RequestWrapper depending on preferences and if they already exist in the
>> code.
>>
>>> 3) Is there a log entry I can look for to see if everything worked fine
>>> or not?
>>
>> Any errors that might occur are logged. Check the Window > Show View >
>> General > Error Log.
>>
>> Also, the CXF Java2WS and WSDLJava tools logs output to the console view
>> when run. So you should see that output if it runs correctly.
>>
>>> Note: I have not tried to deploy the web service yet so if the classes
>>> are only generated at deployment this could be my problem. However, I
>>> plan to use Spring in a mode where it uses the JAX-WS Endpoint API to
>>> deploy services for internal testing. I can use a regular web app
>>> container like Tomcat if this is required.
>>
>> No need to deploy to generate classes.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Shane
>>
>>
>>
>

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Re: [JAX-WS] Unable to generate code from JAX-WS annotations [message #570195 is a reply to message #435138]

Fri, 20 March 2009 22:48

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Hi Derek,

Looking at the error it looks like that project was configured with a
compiler compliance level below 1.5.

Which seems odd as we use project facets to configure the dynamic web
projects. One of the facets in the "CXF Web Services Project 2.x"
configuration is the java facet which by default is set to a minimum of 5.0

So if the project ended up switching to a compiler compliance level of
below 1.5 you'd get an error telling you the compliance level didn't match
the facet level.

As to your question on configuring this. There's no specific configuration
for java2ws it'll pick up what's on your on your classpath.

For Java within Eclipse. On a workspace wide level it's from the
preferences > Java > Compiler.

And for individual projects, right-click on the project > properties >
Java Compiler.

I'll be at Eclipsecon, giving a short talk on all this (part of the "See
what's baking in WTP Incubator") on Wednesday morning. Drop in.

Thanks,
Shane

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Re: [JAX-WS] Unable to generate code from JAX-WS annotations [message #570768 is a reply to message #435139]

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Sorry to revive such an old thread, but it's the only one I can find that mentions the option I'm missing.

I'm trying to create a JAX-WS web service using Apache CXF and I'm missing the "Bottom Up POJO Web Service" and "Top Down POJO Web Service" choices in my "Web Service Type" drop-down list.

I'm running Galileo (JEE) with JDK 1.6.x. Any suggestions?

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