Thank you for your tips. I think it will solve my final doubts.
About the package-info, yes, it did.
Unfortunately, the package-info did not solved the MS problem with web
services.
Appear MS folks was just "kicking" a solution...
For Pocket PC devices running .Net 1.1 the "qualified" stuff changed
nothing: the real solution was changing from
Use=System.Web.Services.Description.SoapBindingUse.Literal
to
Use=System.Web.Services.Description.SoapBindingUse.Encoded
on method annotations.
There is no way to customize generated code on VS.Net 2003, so all the
times is necessary to edit manually the code (and remember to correct it
after a "update reference").
I expect this avoid *lots* of problems for others (this takes me more
than a week to figure out).
Regards,
Richter
Vijay Ramachandran escreveu:
>> First of all, sorry for cross-posting, but it's a java web service on
>> glassfish question...
>>
>
> It is good to cross-post for faster response :)
>
>
>> I'm developing a package of web services for an ERP system developed by
>> my company, so I want to deploy it on serveral different servers, for my
>> customers.
>>
>> On deployment (on development machine) it always point to
>>
>> <xsd:schema>
>> <xsd:import namespace="webservices.everest.info"
>> schemaLocation="http://company1.mshome.net:8080/Everest-war/UsuarioWSService/__container$publishing$subctx/WEB-INF/wsdl/UsuarioWSService_schema1.xsd"/>
>> </xsd:schema>
>>
>> Glassfish will adapt the schemaLocation when deployied to another machine?
>>
>
> Every time you deploy a service, the WSDLs (and associated schema) get
> published in the domain that you are deploying the service and hence the
> addresses will be updated to the host and port configured for the
> domain.
>
>
>> How could I change the client at runtime to point to correct server?
>>
>
> One way is to do this in your client :
>
> ..
> ..
> YourPort port = yourService.getYourPort();
> ((BindingProvider)port).getRequestContext().put(BindingProvider.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY,"http://your-new-host:your-new-port/whatever-URL-you-have-for-your-service?WSDL");
> port.sayHello();
> ..
> ..
>
> Hope this helps
>
> Vijay
>
> PS : Did your package-info issue get resolved ? Just checking ....
>
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