Roger Irvin

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14 years ago
RatingService WSDL

As you can see from the WSDL mark up, this service was created with .NET. I have always had to customize a .NET WSDL to get wsimport to generate acceptable java code, but this one really has me befuddled! The oXygen SOAP analyser tool, generates an appropriate request message from this WSDL and it utilizes Java APIs to do so. It may not be using JAX-WS though.

Thank you, again.

14 years ago
I generated a Web Service client from a WSDL using JAX-WS. The generated code is placing the the Web Service pararameter into the Header of the SOAP envelope and not in the SOAP Body when the request is being instantiated. Can anyone tell me what JAX-WS embedded binding declarations that I might place into the WSDL file to get the Web Service parameter to be included in the SOAP Body. Thanks much!
14 years ago
I am working on a web based application and using the servlet session API to manage a class that represents an order. The order class contains several instance variables (beans, string[], and vectors of beans) that are private to the class represent order components. There are also public methods within the class that modify the instance variables. Since I am associating the user to a specific order class via session calls I am concerned about resource usage since the class has become sizeable. I was thinking about moving the public methods to another class that extends the order class, but I'm not sure how this will effect session management. If I simply use the session get and set attribute methods for the subclass as I do for the order class this will not reduce resource usage. I could build a separate class (not a subclass) and pass the instance variables of the order class to the new class for manipulation, but don't see how this will reduce resources either.
Any other ideas?