xdoclet and ws4ee - how?

[dpocock]

Now that I'm using ws4ee/jboss 4.0, which set of xdoclet tags do I use to create my web-services.xml file, etc?

Are any jboss specific tags needed, or is it all standardised now that the standard exists for web services compliant J2EE?

What about the axisdeploy tags that go in build.xml/ejb sections. Are they relevent?

[thomas.diesler]

There is yet no xdoclet support for JBossWS, neither is a web-services.xml needed.

http://www.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBossWS

[dpocock]

Oops, that was my mistake. Some of the web sites I found refer to web-services.xml, when in fact it should be webservices.xml

I notice some stuff for generating WSDL, JAXRPC mappings, webservices.xml, etc, is starting to appear in Xdoclet CVS. In the meantime, I guess I'll be coding these by hand.

[thomas.diesler]

You can use axis java2wsdl and I believe there is something in jwsdp to generate the jaxrpc-mapping.xml - I've not tried that.

Hint, use the latest axis when doing java2wsdl

[dhartford]

With Jboss 4 release coming soon, what is the update on the ws4ee/xdoclet solution? I also saw in the release notes a switch to IBM's wsdl4j, so how does that impact things for people trying to automate their code production?

-D

[thomas.diesler]

There are no immediate plans to support XDoclet for JBossWS. Axis also includes IBM's wsdl4j. Do you see issues with wsdl4j?