WSDL and MRP document genrator Java library

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Rafal Chojnacki - 05 Dec 2006 10:53 GMT

Hi,

I am looking for Java library for building WSDL document from Java
class when class source code is not available (in other words, from
Class class instance). Any suggestion?

Thanks,
Rafal

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Tomek - 05 Dec 2006 11:25 GMT

Rafal Chojnacki napisal(a):

> Hi,
>
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> Thanks,
> Rafal

Try XFire ( xfire.codehaus.org ). You have to create config file with
few lines of xml, put your classes in classpath and then you can run
ant task to generate wsdl.

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Rafal Chojnacki - 06 Dec 2006 07:40 GMT

>> I am looking for Java library for building WSDL document from Java
>> class when class source code is not available (in other words, from
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> few lines of xml, put your classes in classpath and then you can run
> ant task to generate wsdl.

Thank you for your interest. Unfortunately, ANT task do not meet my
needs because my classes are not available during compilation. There
are generated, compiled and load at runtime by my application.

Rafal

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Tomek - 06 Dec 2006 08:39 GMT

Rafal Chojnacki napisal(a):

> >> I am looking for Java library for building WSDL document from Java
> >> class when class source code is not available (in other words, from
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> needs because my classes are not available during compilation. There
> are generated, compiled and load at runtime by my application.

I should be more specific :) Ant task is only a wrapper which show how
to use XFire Api to generate WSDL, which you can use at runtime.
The code you need looks like ( i'm writing from the top of my head, so
it can have compilations errors :)

XFireConfigLoader configLoader = new XFireConfigLoader();
XFire xfire = configLoader.loadConfig( CONFIG_LOCATION);
final ServiceRegistry serviceRegistry = xfire.getServiceRegistry();
Service service = serviceRegistry.getService(SERVICE_NAME);

// DO Something with WSDL here
service.getWSDLWriter()

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