Yes, you can create WSDL from the interface and
implementation classes by selecting file->new->web
service->ws endpoint. But this route doesn't give much
control. What blows me away is that WS-I doesn't
support encoded style, yet this is what is generated
by default using either of these tools...
I've had a look at the wscompile tool as well, I don't
see any way to create a wrapped WSDL using that tool
either.
Can anyone provide and example?
Any ideas on the SOAP headers?
--- Merten Schumann <Merten.Schumann_at_asg.com> wrote:
> > 1) When I use deploytool utility to create the
> WSDL
> > and deploy from source it produces WSDL that
> specifies
> > the service as RPC/encoded, and I can't figure out
> how
> > to get it to be doc/literal. Actually it should
> use
> > "wrapped". I s there a way to make it use wrapped?
>
> Is it possible to create the WSDL in deploytool?
> Didn't know that.
> You could use wscompile to create the WSDL, there
> are several options to
> influence the style of the generated WSDL ...
>
> Merten
>
>
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