wsdl2java is the jBroker Web WSDL to Java compiler.
wsdl2java [options] wsdl-file(s)where options include:
-help print out this message
-J<vm flag> pass argument to the java interpreter
-ds <directory> destination directory for generated source files
-package <pkg> specify package for generated files
-nspkg <ns> <pkg> map namespace ns to package pkg
-notypes do not map complex XML types to Java types
-typemapping <file> load type mappings from file
-I <directory> directory with local XSD files
-nostub do not generate the stubs
-noskel do not generate the skeletons
-notie do not generate the TIE based skeletons
-noserv do not generate the service interfaces
-keep do not delete generated source files
-keepgenerated same as -keep
-verbose turn verbose mode on
-nocompile do not compile the generated source files
-nowarn generate no warnings
-wsdllocation <url> the URL to be returned by getWSDLDocumentLocation()
-genclient generate a sample client for the web service
-gencallclient generate a call based sample client for the web service
-genserver generate a sample server for the web service
java-compiler options:
-classpath <path> specify where to find user class files
-d <directory> destination directory for classes
-g enable generation of debugging information
-O generate optimized code
-depend make compiler consider compiling dependencies
-nowarn generate no warnings from Java compiler
-nohttp do not generate interfaces and bindings for http
The wsdl2java compiler transforms WSDL documents into Java interfaces (RMI). The wsdl2java compiler first transforms the WSDL into Java RMI and then invokes the rmi2soap compiler to generate SOAP stubs and skeletons. The wsdl2java compiler passes the information from the SOAP binding to the rmi2soap compiler, i.e. the resulting stubs and skeletons will typically contain more information than if rmi2soap was ran over the remote interface. The following table shows the combinations of style, use and part supported by the wsdl2java compiler.
Combination style use part 1 document literal element 2 RPC encoded type
-helpPrints out the command syntax.-J<vm flag>Pass a flag to the jvm. As an example -J-Xms100m sets the maximum heap size to 100 MB when running wsdl2java. This option can be used multiple times on the command line.-ds <directory>Output generated Java files to the specified directory. The directory will automatically be created if it doesn't exist. Depending on the package and nspkg flags additional directories may be created below this directory.-package <pkg>Make pkg the default package for all generated Java interfaces, regardless of which namespace is used in the WSDL file. If the package or nspkg flags are not present, the wsdl2java compiler will place generated Java files into a package derived from the targetNamespace of the WSDL document.-nspkg <ns> <pkg>Map the WSDL namespace ns to the Java package pkg. If different XML types, or XML types and WSDL portType's are defined in different namespaces, this option provides a flexible mechanism for mapping different namespaces to different Java packages. This option overrides the -package option. This option can be used multiple times on the command line.-notypesDo not generate Java types for complex XML data types. This effectively maps all complex XML data types to the org.w3c.dom.Element Java type. By default the wsdl2java compiler will try to map XML types defined in the WSDL document to Java types by using the type mapping functionality.-typemapping <file>Load type mappings from file. This argument can be specified multiple times.-I <directory>Instruct the compiler to look in this include directory for XML type definitions. If the file specified in the location attribute of an import element could not be loaded, the compiler will try to locate it in the directory specified with the -I flag. This option can be used multiple times on the command line.-nostubInstruct the rmi2soap compiler not to generate stubs. This options is typically used by developers who only wish to implement a Web Service, but do not require calling said Web Service.-noskelInstructs the rmi2soap compiler not to generate skeletons. This option is typically used by developers who are implementing Web Services client applications, but do not need to implement the Web Service itself.-notieInstruct the rmi2soap compiler not to generate tie classes. Tie classes are also used by Web Service developers, and is an advanced server-side construct that allows delegation to another Java class.-noservInstruct the rmi2soap compiler not to generate service classes. This option can be used for server-side implementations that don't use the service interface.-keepKeep the source files generated by the rmi2soap compiler. Typically, developers will not need the generated stub and skeleton source files so the default behavior is to delete those files.-keepgeneratedSame as -keep.-verbosePrint out details about the compilation. This includes information about type and package mappings.-nocompileDo not compile Java source generated by rmi2soap into class files. Note that the wsdl2java compiler will still compile the generated Java RMI interface.-nowarnDo not print out warning messages. The wsdl2java compiler was built to be tolerant towards malformed WSDL documents and it is therefore recommended that this flag is only used when the WSDL is known to be compliant to the WSDL 1.1 specification.-wsdllocation <url>Specify the URL to be returned by the getWSDLDocumentLocation() method of the Service.-genclientThis flag will cause the wsdl2java compiler to generate a sample client, which can be used to invoke the Web Service(s) defined in the WSDL document.-gencallclientThis flag will cause the wsdl2java compiler to generate a sample client that uses the call API, which can be used to invoke the Web Service(s) defined in the WSDL document.-genserverThis flag will cause the wsdl2java compiler to generate a sample server implementation of the Web Service(s) defined in the WSDL document.
-classpathSet the classpath available to the java compiler (javac) when compiling the generated Java files.-d <directory>Set the output directory for compiled class files. The directory will automatically be created if it doesn't exist. Depending on the package of the source file additional directories may be created below this directory.-gEnables generation of debugging information.-OGenerates optimized code.-dependMake the javac compiler consider dependencies.-nowarnDo not generate warning messages from the javac compiler.-nohttpDo not generate interfaces and bindings for port types used in a HTTP binding in the WSDL document.
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