Reputation: 8042
I have used wsimport to generate client code for web services and now would like to generate server code. I've come across a couple of posts that state that wsimport generates both client and server code at the same time. This has me a bit confused. This question has a link to a tutorial, but unfortunately the link is out of date (content moved/deleted):
How to create JAXWS web service server skeletons from wsdl ( not in IDE)
Can anyone point me to another resource on how to use wsimport to generate the server side classes and/or use the classes I already have as a web service (and not the client)?
Thanks!
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Reputation: 85341
There is no skeleton needed in JAX-WS. You simply implement the (generated) port type interface, and fill in the implementation of the methods of your web service.
You then annotate your implementation class with @WebService
and it's ready to be deployed in a JavaEE container. For a non-EE container you will need to do some extra configuration, but since you didn't specify the container, I'll stop here.
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