2. wscompile has a "classpath" option in the command line.I think the
option is either -classpath or -cp(checkout wscompile help)
For eg:
wscompile -classpath <path toechoif class files> -gen:both config.xml
-Ravikiran
ratna sudha wrote:
> hai
> iam sudha doing masters degree in Computer Science in Andhra
> University.i am using JWSDP-1.3 to implement my project.for that i am
> using jaxrpc.
>
> i tried the following config.xml file.
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
> <configuration
> xmlns="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/jax-rpc/ri/config">
> <service
> name="echo"
> targetNamespace="http://EchoService.org/wsdl > <http://echoservice.org/wsdl>"
> typeNamespace="http://EchoService.org/types > <http://echoservice.org/types> "
> packageName="echo">
> <interface name="echo.EchoIF"
> servantName="echo.EchoImpl"/>
> </service>
> </configuration>
> i.e by merging rmi and service tags.
> but i got error at targetNamespace="http://Echoservice.org/wsdl > <http://echoservice.org/wsdl>"
> as
> "The character "<" can not be used in an attribute value.Line 6
> Position 5".
> i removed the "<,>" symbols and tried with
> wscompile -gen config.xml
> the message was
> warning:You have specified -gen:both or -gen:client with SEI.the use
> of these modes are recommended with WSDL only.
> error:RmiModeler error:java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:echo$EchoIF
> i tried this by writing EchoService.wsdl also but got the same error.
> plz tell me the solutin for this.
> thanking u
> sudha.
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