1. How to create documented WSDL using XFire stackoverflow.comI use XFire to create a webservice wrapper around my application. XFire provides the webservice interface and WSDL at runtime (or creates them at compile time, don't know exactly). Many ... |
2. wsdl java class case sensitivity stackoverflow.comIn the wsdl I have 2 types, same name, different cases: LoginResponse and LOGINRESPONSE. If I use xfire to generate the java classes, it only generates one class, LoginResponse, discarding the LOGINRESPONSE. How do ... |
3. XFire webservice not generating wsdl stackoverflow.comWe use XFire to create webservice end points. We have two webservices in our application and both of them are in different context root. We have configured the webservices using services.xml ... |
4. XFire WebService generates WSDL elements in Alphabetical order coderanch.comI am generating a webservice with XFire. At runtime XFire converts my classes into WSDL with all the elements (fields) in an alphabetical order. It is not a problem as far as my type is having few fields, but some of my services are taking few hundred fields in a type in that case it is difficult to view entire WSDL ... |