I have grabbed a wsdl defintion from a live web service but cannot find which xml element or http link defines the version number of wsdl standard used.
There is no version number in the WSDL. WSDL 2.0 uses a different namespace, http://www.w3.org/ns/wsdl", instead of http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/.
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I have a wsdl and can create the server from it in various ways. But I need the wsdl generated by the web service is just like the original wsdl.
I have the .wsdl file and generate the .asmx file (for example using the wsdl.exe)
When caught the URL localhost/MyWS.asmx?wsdl the wsdl generated is not equal to the source.
It is possible that the wsdl is equal after the generated webservice?
Hi I am replacing an old web service running on JBOSS with a new web service running in spring on Tomcat using spring contract first web service. Everything is great the web service looks identical except the spring has the WSDL name space where as the WSDL generated by JBOSS doesn't have the namespace. Is there a way to generate the WSDL without the namespace?
The expression is simply binding the prefix wsdl to 'http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/', which is the namespace of the wsdl elements. Given that the jboss wsdl is working and is identical in all respects save that prefix binding, the spring-based document will work fine with or without the extra declaration.
This is to say...I do not know whether it is possible to force the spring/tomcat machinery to drop the declaration, but the value in doing so is negligible.
I am deploying a Web Service class using #WebService on WebSphere 8.5. I always get the warning
This implementation does not contain a WSDL definition and is not a SOAP 1.1 based binding. Per the JAXWS specification, a WSDL definition cannot be generated for this implementation.
I need to have the WSDL generated. Which is the correct way to specify the correspondent wsdl to my classes in order to get it generated when the webservice is called
The error message indicates that you're using the v1.2 of SOAP.
Per the JAX-WS spec, if you've specified the v1.2 of SOAP in your sun-jaxws.xml file using the following entry, your wsdl will not be automatically generated
binding="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap/bindings/HTTP/"
The line above indicates to the JAX-WS runtime that SOAP1.2 is to be used but it also stipulates that the wsdl should not be generated.
If you want to ensure that the wsdl is generated but still want to use SOAP 1.2, you should use the following binding attribute instead
binding="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/jaxws/2003/05/soap/bindings/HTTP/"
Reference:
JAX-WS 2.1.1/SOAP 1.2 Reference
I am developing SOAP web service using annotation i.e. #WebService, #WebMethod and XML annotation for request and response entities. The web server generates the WSDL contract which the client uses. I am not able to set any xml restriction on the response elements, say for example i want top set a String element to max length to 50 characters. As I am not writing the WSDL/XSD manually is there a way to define this through annotation so the the server includes in the generated WSDL.
JAX-WS web service uses JAXB for data binding. Unfortunately, the default JAXB reference implementation does not support JAXB facet. So with the default implementation, you cannot use annotation to specify string element maxlength restriction. However, you can check out JAXB-Facets project, which does exactly what you want.
Can any one please let me know what is the method to generate WSDL in Apache CXF Server using original WSDL.
I know Axis 2 has a configuration in Service.xml to set useOriginalWSDL to TRUE and I get the original wsdl.
I want to know the setting in CXF.
For using the original WSDL to generate WSDL in CXF Server we can use the attribute wsdlLocation in the element jaxws:endpoint
The attribute ,Specifies the location of the endpoint's WSDL contract. The WSDL contract's location is relative to the folder from which the service is deployed.
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in CXF we can use #WebService annotation we can specify the WSDL location Please refer the documentation
about #WebService
I myself found the answer, I think this is a simple question, but felt that this answer can be in stackoverflow
EDIT:
Eventhough I added wsdlLocation , the service could not be created by CXF framework. Errors in apache tomcat are not that helpful, except stating that Service could not be created.
For proper working jaxws:endpoint should have following attributes:
wsdlLocation - relative path from the project folder e.g /WEB-INF/originalwsdl.wsdl
serviceName - service name in the WSDL, with namespace specified in wsdl e.g e:ServiceName
endpointName - this is the port binding name, same rules as serviceName e.g e1:endpointName
Remember to define the namespaces for e: and e1 by xmlns:e="namespace as in your wsdl"
After all this setting my application worked.
The classes we create from wsdl should have the same package name as target name space, for creating exactly same WSDL using original WSDL. Please someone confirm this finding.
I found that there is very little documentation for CXF, and had to
dig in the code and xsds for my solutions