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Niral Trivedi
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Hi All,
Does anybody know how to stop Axis autogenerating WSDL file when we type in url bar something like http://localhost:8080/axis/services/SomeService?WSDL
Documentation says that you can do this using one of the global configuration parameters in server-config.wsdd file. But I could not locate any such information in reference section.
Please help me.
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Niral
 
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Would the answer lie in specifying a <wsdlFile>/MyService.wsdl</wsdlFile> element for your service and simply have the file be empty or missing completely?

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Isn't it in 'TO DO' list yet?
 
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Originally posted by Niral Trivedi:
Isn't it in 'TO DO' list yet?


No, Use this tutorial and Lasse's logic to get it done.

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Yes.. It worked..
Thanks guys..
 
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