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Currently, when generating a service interface, the plugin adds the @webservice annotation with name and targetNamespace attributes only, while there are also attributes for serviceName, portName, wsdlLocation and endpointInterface.
This is unfortunate since popular frameworks (Spring for instance) uses those attributes as default values when configuring the port. We are thus left with the choice of either editing the generated classes manually, or providing those parameters through some other configuration properties.
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Currently, when generating a service interface, the plugin adds the @webservice annotation with
name
andtargetNamespace
attributes only, while there are also attributes forserviceName
,portName
,wsdlLocation
andendpointInterface
.This is unfortunate since popular frameworks (Spring for instance) uses those attributes as default values when configuring the port. We are thus left with the choice of either editing the generated classes manually, or providing those parameters through some other configuration properties.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: