[Sreeram]

Iam using MyEclipse 6.5.I have successfully built a webservice using myeclipse and deploy to tomcat 6.0. I have following requirements in from my company’s standards. Iam not sure how to achieve them.

1. How can I save a wsdl file as a text file (preferably a formatted xml file).
2. How can i save a schema file as a text file (preferably a formatted xml file).
3. A build script so that we can generate the service server war file, server and client jar files.

Thanks
Sreeramam Jayanti
AOL LLC.

[Brian Fernandes]

Sreeraman,

Before I can answer, I have a few questions:

1) What framework are you using to develop your webservice? XFire, JAX-WS or JAX-RPC?

2) How did you develop your service? Did you use top down or bottom up?

[Sreeram]

Hi,

1) What framework are you using to develop your webservice? XFire, JAX-WS or JAX-RPC?

Ans: JAX-WS

2) How did you develop your service? Did you use top down or bottom up?

Ans: Bottom-up.

Thanks
Sreeram

[Brian Fernandes]

Sreeram,

When generating the webservice, there is an “Generate WSDL in project” checkbox on page 2 of the bottom up wizard. If you check that, the WSDL and corresponding XSD file(s) will be generated and stored in your project as part of the generation process.

You can use MyEclipse to deploy the service to your server direction. If desired, you can generate the WAR file and JAR files using the corresponding wizards under File > Export, however, we will not generate ant build files.

Hope this helps, let us know if you require further assistance.

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