Question: WSDL file has references in an XSD file

Axis2/C 1.5
Solaris 10 Sparc 64 bits.

I am a newbie to Axis2, and so my questions may appear trivial. Please bear
with me.

I am generating the client only which will consume a remotely hosted
webservice. I have been given a WSDL and an XSD of the webservice. The WSDL
contains many references in the XSD.

I ran the WSDL2C tool:

$ sh WSDL2C.sh -uri SSM-SOAPWS.wsdl -d none

When I run the WSDL2C tool, I can see that the stub (header and C) is
generated. My question is, how does this work when it cannot find the
undefined references? I mean, I did not pass the xsd to the command line -
so, I had expected this to fail with undefined/unresolved references in the
WSDL.

Can someone please explain, or am I wrong?

Thanks.


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Hi,
I think in the wsdl file there is a location for the XSD file, so you dont
have to add this to the command.
But i'm not be sure.....
I generated stubs too and i didnt add the xsd file to the command. It works
fine I'm glad there is somebody who works with axis2c so you can change
experience ....
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On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 8:09 PM, Martina08 <martin.willitzkat-Mmb7MZpHnFY@public.gmane.org> wrote:
Yes, have a look at your WSDL file, you'll see XSD file is included there.

-Rajika

>
> Hi,
> I think in the wsdl file there is a location for the XSD file, so you dont
> have to add this to the command.
> But i'm not be sure.....
> I generated stubs too and i didnt add the xsd file to the command. It works
> fine I'm glad there is somebody who works with axis2c so you can change
> experience ....
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Hi,
Yea you dont need to aware about the xsd files as far as they are in an
accessible locations. Anyway if you use '-d none' codegen will ignore the
xsds. So to generate a xsd aware code you may use the -d adb with -u option.

sh WSDL2C.sh -uri SSM-SOAPWS.wsdl -d adb -u

Thanks
Dimuthu


On Wed, Aug 27, 2008 at 7:39 AM, Martina08 <martin.willitzkat-Mmb7MZpHnFY@public.gmane.org> wrote:

>
> Hi,
> I think in the wsdl file there is a location for the XSD file, so you dont
> have to add this to the command.
> But i'm not be sure.....
> I generated stubs too and i didnt add the xsd file to the command. It works
> fine I'm glad there is somebody who works with axis2c so you can change
> experience ....
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