You can type wscompile on the command line and it will list the options.
To answer your question:
use -keep option. By default it keeps the source files with the classes.
You can also use -s option to say the source destination directory.
-vivek.
Ben Hawes wrote:
>Apologies if this is covered somewhere in the documentation, but I haven't managed to find it yet.
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>I used wscompile to produce the client-stub classes from a wsdl - however, all it produces is the compiled classes. I've tried to extrapolate from the examples in the documentation, but so far I've been unable to work out the methods I should be calling on these classes - is there an option for wscompile to produce the source along with the class files, or is their a section in the docs I've missed that explains what the methods will be for a given service name?
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>Thanks in advance,
>B
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