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Dynamic Client example in Ivan Kriz's tutorial
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Kumar Sonu
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Joined: Apr 05, 2011
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In the section (4.9) JAX-WS Web Service Clients a sentence says:
A JAX-WS web service client can be either a dynamic client, for which no artifacts have been generated
Now if I jump to the example for creating a Dynamic client in the immediate next sub-section I see that the program uses classes such as:
- ObjectFactory
- PrintNumber
There are occurrences of these classes in the method: createOnewayRequestPayload()
As per the definition if the artifacts are not generated then do these classes need to coded by hand?
If yes, then the code for these two classes is missing in the example.
Please clarify.
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Ivan Krizsan
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Joined: Oct 04, 2006
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Hi!
The example may be a little unclear in that the JAXB classes are excluded from the client artifacts - this may be inappropriate.
The logic behind this is that SAAJ, or some other alternative, could have been used to generate the requests and interpret the responses from the service.
Including such code in the example would, in my opinion, have shifted the focus from the dynamic client example to an exercise in generating and interpreting XML.
Yes, the classes you mention are generated by the XJC JAXB schema compiler.
By the way, my last name is still Krizsan.
Best wishes!
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Kumar Sonu
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Joined: Apr 05, 2011
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Thanks Ivan for the clarification.
And I am terribly sorry for the calling you with the wrong name. I sometimes pay the price for typing too fast
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