Yes, I am using NetBeans, which is fairly new to me (I've used Eclipse for years). I'll look into maven2 as you suggest.
That's interesting what you say about the absence of support for interfaces. I would much rather use Interfaces to define all my types. Is there NO support or is there a workaround?
Currently our philosophy is to go Schema and WSDL first. Then go from there. But I've been running into some limitations on how I can arrange my WSDL and Schema files. We keep our common types in a centralized Schema xsd (CommonTypes.xsd). We also keep some common WSDL constructs (like Fault Messages) in a common.wsdl file that we import into most of our service specific WSDL files. I'm finding that if you have multiple imports to the same schema file, the ws-import fails because it finds the generated class is already present. Do you know if there's a way to tell the importer to ignore that?
Thanks for you time and effort...
Mike
Thanks,
Mike
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