My suggestion would be to take the wsdl and run the CXF wsdl2java tool on it to generate the proper interface for it. In you sample, the @WebService annotation (or the jaxws:client element) would...
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My suggestion would be to take the wsdl and run the CXF wsdl2java tool on it to generate the proper interface for it. In you sample, the @WebService annotation (or the jaxws:client element) would...
I've never used the @WebServiceRef stuff, but if you read the javadoc for it, it basically says that if you are injecting into a field that is the SEI, you have to specify the "value" attribute that...
Not sure why it would be a compiler error. That's a bit strange. However, you would also need to make it a Holder:
import javax.xml.ws.Holder;
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That's not completely true. While JAX-WS does support very good "java first" use cases, it also supports WSDL first use cases. Starting from WSDL and producing a service is a requirement for...
That's completely false. JAX-WS has very good support for WSDL first scenarios as well. Both major implementations (the JAX-WS RI and CXF) both have tools that take WSDL and generate Java...