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… can’t work it out. Wsdl defined like this:
<message name="submitQuotation"> <part element="tns:submitQuotation" name="parameters"/> </message> <message name="submitQuotationResponse"> <part element="tns:submitQuotationResponse" name="parameters"/> </message> <portType name="QuotationWebServiceDelegate"> <operation name="submitQuotation"> <input message="tns:submitQuotation"/> <output message="tns:submitQuotationResponse"/> </operation> </portType>… but when I create a new web service client from the MyEclipse menu, the resulting delegate class looks like this:
@WebService(name = "QuotationWebServiceDelegate", targetNamespace = "https://supply.ws.zodiac.mgms.com/") public interface QuotationWebServiceDelegate { /** * * @param errorMessage * @param resultCode * param quotationSubmission */ @WebMethod @RequestWrapper(localName = "submitQuotation", targetNamespace = "https://supply.ws.zodiac.mgms.com/", className = "com.mgms.zodiac.ws.supply.SubmitQuotation") @ResponseWrapper(localName = "submitQuotationResponse", targetNamespace = "https://supply.ws.zodiac.mgms.com/", className = "com.mgms.zodiac.ws.supply.SubmitQuotationResponse") public void submitQuotation( @WebParam(name = "quotationSubmission", targetNamespace = "") QuotationSubmission quotationSubmission, @WebParam(name = "resultCode", targetNamespace = "", mode = WebParam.Mode.OUT) Holder<Integer> resultCode, @WebParam(name = "errorMessage", targetNamespace = "", mode = WebParam.Mode.OUT) Holder<String> errorMessage); }The method returns void, and the properties of SubmitQuotationResponse are included as parameters with mode=OUT. If I want it to just return SubmitQuotationResponse, what do I need to do? The confusing thing is that, apart from the return value being an int and not a custom class, the Calculator tutorial (https://www.genuitec.com/products/myeclipse/learning-center/ws/jax-ws-web-services-clients-tutorial/) example wsdl is structured the same way but creates a method returning an int.
Clearly my lack of understanding, but would appreciate help in knowing why there’s a difference…
Many thanks,
NeilOk …. I’ve resolved the problem by changing the operation name from submitQuotation to submitTheQuotation, after reading this – http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10169072/jax-ws-wsimport-generates-webmethod-with-void-return-same-request-responsewrap.
My ‘host’ web service from which the wsdl was generated was defined like this:
@WebMethod(operationName="submitQuotation", action="submitQuotation") public @WebResult(name="submitQuotationResponse") SubmitQuotationResponse submitQuotation(@WebParam(name="quotationSubmission") QuotationSubmission quotationSubmission) { ... }so I explicitly named the operation submitQuotation, but had not seen any documentation that warned against using the same name. Guess it’s a problem.
Hope that helps someone 🙂
Neil
