Ewan,
If you are using JWSDP, simply re-deploying your webservice war file on
the production server is all you need to do. The JAXRPC runtime on the
server uses XSLT to replace the addressLocation when the WSDL is
requested by the client. Then simply generate your clients from the
production WSDL and it should all work.
Ewan Harrow wrote:
>Newbie question!
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>I am about to put a webservice into production. This means I need to regen the wsdl so that clients can use it as the end point has changed.
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>Is there a way this can be parametised so that the endpoint is set at deployment or runtime as opposed to hardcoded in the generate stubs? I know I could hack the generated files to add this but is there an official way? Some sort of service locator perhaps?
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>rgds
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>ewan
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