Whats the difference in the output of wscompile and xrpcc ?
It seems that they still generate the same thing .
Is there any (significant) difference between the two, (other than the
executable thats called by the scripts) more imporantly
is there a difference in the output ?
Thanks
/s
Phil Goodwin wrote:
>
> WSCompile and WSDeploy are replacements for xrpcc. Xrpcc is included in
> the distribution for backwards compatibility. You are encouraged to stop
> using it if you are able to. We will try to clarify this in the
> documentation for the next release.
>
> Mike Yawn wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I developed and deployed a web service using the EA2 release,
> > using only the xrpcc tool.
> >
> > I notice that now (1.0) JAX-RPC includes wscompile and wsdeploy
> > tools. Is wscompile intended as a replacement for xrpcc?
> > I notice xrpcc is still included with the distribution, so
> > it's unclear to me how to position the new ws* tools
> > relative to xrpcc.
> >
> > I've really tried to find this information on Sun's site,
> > but other than the fact the tools are shown in the tutorial,
> > I can't find anything describing their intent or relation
> > to xrpcc.
> >
> > --
> > Mike Yawn
> > "J2EE and JAX" now available for preorder - http://www.theyawns.com/
>
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