[BrianH]

I’m trying to build a simple web service but I keep running into a couple of problems. Hopefully, you can help me with them.

1)I can create the Java classes from the wsdl, but I can’t get them to compile. I’ve tried automatic and manual build settings, but nothing happens. I’ve examined the problems tab, but there are no errors or warnings for the project. Where else should I look for errors? Could it be a bad jar or library in the build path?

2) I tried the Web Services -> Create web service from the context menu, both top down and bottom up. When I do top-down I get this error:
IWAB0514E Unable to get URL for project P/WebServiceProject
which has me completely baffled.
When I do bottom-up I get this error:
IWAB0514E Unable to get URL for project {0}

I’m completely stuck; so any suggestions would be appreciated immensely.
Thanks,
Brian

[Riyad Kalla]

Moving to OT > Soft Dev (This is WTP functionality, it hasn’t been integrated into ME yet)

Brian,
There is a possibility that WTP and MyEclipse could be conflicting with eachother, are you sure you have MyEclipse installed (Have a MyEclipse menu item) or just WTP? Since this is a WTP question, I wonder if other folks in their forums have run into this and could point you in the right direction much faster.

[BrianH]

Yeah; actually, I’ve got both, I guess. I’ve got the MyEclipse menu and templates, etc. I’ve been working through a book on developing web apps with Axis that uses WTP. Since I can follow the book, I must have WTP installed. I didn’t know they’d conflict. I’ll go look on the soft dev forum and see what I can find there.
Thanks.
Brian 😳

[Riyad Kalla]

Brian,
We should have webservices integrated into our 5.0 release, so you shouldn’t need to have both installed side by side much longer, but naturally you should choose the tool that best fits your needs.

Also MyEclipse 5.0 will be based ontop of WTP 1.5, so it will bring to the table everything WTP 1.5 offers.

[BrianH]

Cool! Thanks!

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