I am using axis2-1.4.1 to generate java classes from wsdl. JAVA_HOME is set to version 1.4.
My problem is that when axis2 is generating java classes it is generating java 1.5 specific code.
Can somebody tell me what else to configure so that Axis2 create my classes to java 1.4 compatible?
Thanks in Advance,
Kousik
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Wouldn't the simplest thing be to switch to a current version of Java?
Java 1.4 hit "end of life" in October 2008. You are going to have nothing but trouble trying to use modern toolkits such as Axis with version 1.4.
As because it is the requirement to use only java 1.4 so for the time being I need to forget about java 1.5 or above. There should have been a way where Axis2 will only generate java 1.4 specific code.
Please suugest anyone.
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There should have been a way where Axis2 will only generate java 1.4 specific code.
Why? The Axis2 home page states very clearly: As of Axis2 1.5, we now require JDK 1.5 or above. JDKs 1.4 or previous are no longer supported. If you want to use an obsolete JRE, then you'll need to use obsolete SOAP stack that runs on it, like Axis 1. That won't support current APIs like JAX-WS, of course, but that's the price you pay.
I am using axis2-1.4.1 to generate java classes from wsdl. JAVA_HOME is set to version 1.4.
My problem is that when axis2 is generating java classes it is generating java 1.5 specific code.
Can somebody tell me what else to configure so that Axis2 create my classes to java 1.4 compatible?
How do you generate the client code - via ANT or a command line ??
Are you 100% sure that the used JAVA_HOME is 1.4 - and not 1.5 ??
If you are using ANT then you can set the 'target'/'source' option to 1.4 on the <java ...> task.
There should have been a way where Axis2 will only generate java 1.4 specific code.
Why? The Axis2 home page states very clearly: As of Axis2 1.5, we now require JDK 1.5 or above. JDKs 1.4 or previous are no longer supported. If you want to use an obsolete JRE, then you'll need to use obsolete SOAP stack that runs on it, like Axis 1. That won't support current APIs like JAX-WS, of course, but that's the price you pay.
He is not using Axis2 1.5 - but 1.4.1 - so JDK 1.4 should be supported.
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