Thx Doug,
Ok thats fine but my scenario is as follows:
* Have a webservice that needs deploying to different servers
(Test->Staging->Live). Your reply below answers any problem with this.
* Have a client deployed in the same way as a WAR. The developer
ideally does not want to rebuild each time the "server" is moved to a
different ip address. He would rather have the client's "view" of the
endpoint (the host url in the stubs) made a deployment step in the same
way as JDBC Datasources and other resources are in J2EE.
can I achieve this easily?
ewan
--- "Doug Kohlert Doug.Kohlert-at-Sun.COM |newsgroups|"
<loynhwjh3p0t_at_sneakemail.com> wrote: > 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!
> >
> >
> >
> >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.
> >
> >
> >
> >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?
> >
> >
> >
> >rgds
> >
> >
> >
> >ewan
> >
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