[frankhammen]

I created a Web Service project using MyEclipse 6.0. The Web Services is working, only the return object (complex type) is not returned in the returning SOAP message. When I look at the WSDL file (generated at runtime?) I see that my return object in not specified:

<xsd:complexType name=”outDocuments”/>

Is it possible to ‘overrule’ the generated WSDL by a fixed WSDL file ? Is so, where do I put this fixed WSDL file ? Or do I need to create a <class>.aegis.xml file which describes from which simple types these complex types exist ?

Thanks…

[frankhammen]

I’ve red a little more. As I understand I can either use annotation (but since I’m using java 1.4 I cannot use this) or a aegis.xml file. I tried to create such a file, but saw no difference in my WSDL.

Also pointing the services.xml to another WSDL file doesn’t work (I only get it to work when using something like “file://c:\temp\wsdl.wsdl” as value and I don’t want a absolute path).

Does anyone has an example of a java source file with a corresponding aegis.xml file ???

[Ton Huisman]

you did put public getters/setters in your class, I presume? (the attributes can (should) be private), and the runtime should be able to comprehend that.
This is how Axis2 finally understood my complex types (or I finally understood the way Axis works…)

HTH
Ton

[frankhammen]

@huisma13: thanks a million… I just started testing with this, when I received your email. Indeed adding getters/setter in the class solved the problem. Now I can see my complex types in my WSDL. Thanks again….. 🙂

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