I\'m working on an application that uses cxf, the base of the app is a wsdl file and I\'m having some trouble working with the inheritance.
I\'d like to generate a client for my CXF service so I tried the Axis 2 code generator but it doesn\'t quite开发者_StackOverflow中文版 generate straightforward-to-use code. I expected something like c
I\'m trying to use GroovyWS to consume a SOAP service. The .NET code to do this looks like this: AdminService.SHCredentials creds = new AdminService.SHCredentials();
I have the following problem and cannot find a solution: The WSDL has elementFormDefault=\"qualified\", in the response that I receive in my CXF client all the elements are prefixed with namespace but
I have some EJBs as JAX-WS Web Service: @WebService @Stateless @Remote(MobileFacade.class) public class MobileFacadeBean imple开发者_运维问答ments MobileFacade {
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I\'m currently working on a wsdl/soap project using Java/apache cxf. In the wsdl file, the xsd part includes a xsd external file.
I have a WSDL that specifies an element\'s type to be xs:date. When I use Apache CXF to generate the Java classes, it renders the variable as an javax.xml.datatype.XMLGregorianCalendar (all good so f
I\'m new to CXF, and I was trying to implement a CFX client in Ajax. I had already implemented a client in Java but now I need to implement a client-side application to access CXF. I\'m not even sure
Background: I need to consume an existing web service (SOAP over http) that has a couple of issues: 1) The wsdl on the server doesn\'t even resemble the web service as described in their documentati
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