If you were using Spring Webservices you could configure Spring to generate this for you at runtime. As this is basically a question on how to write a WSDL it is not Spring specific so I am going to move this thread to the webservices forum.
or, I believe if you are deploying on an app server that the app server automatically generates the wsdl when you deploy.
In Spring Web Services, not the link that you posted. But the Web Service's project from Spring there is a bean you can create that will generate a wsdl file, run a test against that spring config and it generate a wsdl that you can then copy and change to your needs. But again that is just from the Spring Web Services project which is NOT jax-ws.
Hope that helps without completely knowing the answer.
William P O'Sullivan wrote:Normally it's a simple as http:// your server etc/ servicename?wsdl
Then you can save it via the browser.
WP
Yes, but something has to generate it in the first place and that is what the OP is asking. Either you deploy in an App Server that generates it on deploy, or you manually type up a .wsdl file, etc.
Mark
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to
run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
subject: How to create WSDL file for my spring web service ?