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Hi there,
Does MyEclipse support Axis 1.4?
If not, then how do I go about generating Java classes, stubs, etc. from a WSDL in MyEclipse as I believe XFire doesn’t do that.
Best Regards,
Ashish.
MyEclipse does not support Axis.
If not, then how do I go about generating Java classes, stubs, etc. from a WSDL in MyEclipse as I believe XFire doesn’t do that.
I think your talking about client generation here. Here a quickstart doc that explains client generation:-
http://www.myeclipseide.com/documentation/quickstarts/webservicesclient/Hi there,
I am sorry to be a bit incomplete in my description.
I am looking to generate the Web Service as well as Client. AXIS 1.4 allows this. This is a vital part of functionality for me as I have to generate Web Services that adhere to an existing WSDL.
AXIS 1.4 allows this. I am not sure if XFire does.
Hence the question.
Best Regards,
Ashish.
Ashish,
Creating a web service in MyEclipse using XFire is very straight forward. Please take a look at our WS doc here: http://www.myeclipseide.com/documentation/quickstarts/webservices/You can essentially code up your web service class (as a plain class), then use XFire to expose it, then point the Client Generation wizard at it and generate a client for it. In the “Welcome to MyEclipse” webinar I actually did this. It’s towards the end (be sure to right-click and save as the recording of the webinar if you want to watch it).
Hi Riyad,
Thanks for this answer. Is it possible to generate Java Service from a WSDL using XFire within MyEclipse? It is the Service classes that I am interested in generating and not the Client classes.
I can do so using AXIS. Is this possible to be done using XFire in MyEclipse?
Best Regards,
Ashish.
Absolutely. When you fire up the New Web Service wizard, the first screen asks you if you want to start with code or generate from a WSDL, just select WSDL.
