Bobby,
Thanks a lot for your attention.
Naturally, I located the WSDL locally,
before attending help for this problem.
Still, the problem did not go away...
Writing 'wscompile -version' gives me:
JAX-RPC Standard Implementation (1.1, build R59)
Thanks again, Michael.
-----Original Message-----
From: Bobby Bissett - Javasoft [mailto:robert.bissett_at_sun.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 6:11 PM
To: users_at_jax-rpc.dev.java.net
Subject: Re: wscompile -gen (using wsdl)
> Attached is my WSDL file.
> Naturally, the value of the location attribute
> should be the path of the attached WSDL file.
Hi Michael,
I've tried "wscompile.sh -gen config.xml" with my jaxrpc workspace and
with the jwsdp1.3 and it works fine for both. I'm using your config.xml
file except that I changed it to point to the local copy of the wsdl
that you sent.
It created these files:
takserver/Root.class
takserver/Acquisition.class
takserver/AcquisitionSoap.class
takserver/ArrayOfString.class
takserver/LoadResult.class
takserver/SaveResponse.class
takserver/TransformResponse.class
takserver/Acquisition_Impl.class
takserver/Exists.class
takserver/ExistsResponse.class
takserver/FilterFiles.class
takserver/FilterFilesResponse.class
takserver/Load.class
takserver/LoadResponse.class
takserver/Save.class
takserver/Transform.class
takserver/Exists_LiteralSerializer.class
takserver/ExistsResponse_LiteralSerializer.class
takserver/ArrayOfString_LiteralSerializer.class
takserver/FilterFiles_LiteralSerializer.class
takserver/FilterFilesResponse_LiteralSerializer.class
takserver/Load_LiteralSerializer.class
takserver/LoadResult_LiteralSerializer.class
takserver/LoadResponse_LiteralSerializer.class
takserver/Root_LiteralSerializer.class
takserver/Save_LiteralSerializer.class
takserver/Transform_LiteralSerializer.class
takserver/SaveResponse_LiteralSerializer.class
takserver/TransformResponse_LiteralSerializer.class
takserver/AcquisitionSoap_Stub.class
takserver/Acquisition_SerializerRegistry.class
Ny guess is that there may be some problem with the server that you're
using. Try using the local copy of the wsdl to see if it works for you
(if not, please let me know what version of jaxrpc you're using -- just
do a "wscompile.sh -version"). If so, then you can try watching the
information the server gives with a tcp monitor program or something to
see what is happening.
Cheers,
Bobby
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