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Parameter name in wsdl: part name=".." instead of "in0"?

celia05es (Programmer)
27 Apr 05 7:59
Hi,
In Axis, I have just realized that the wsdl files (found using Tomcat Web Application Manager) automatically generated by my application, contained:
====================
....
- <wsdl:message name="NEMOmodifica_nemonicoRequest">
<wsdlart name="in0" type="xsd:string" />
<wsdlart name="in1" type="xsd:string" />
</wsdl:message>
...........
===========================
Now, I would like to have the parameter names instead of in0 and in1 like I have defined it in the routine:
public ObjResultadoBasico NEMOmodifica_nemonico(String p_nemonico_old,
String p_nemonico_new)

Is there a way I could do it automatically? I mean, how can I generate wsdl with meaningful parameter names instead of in0,in1...?

I think there might be a way of doing it. I think that the people working previously on this project managed to do it.... but there were using specific tools/builder. I am not using anything. I compile using a self-written script.. it might be the problem, I don't know!
Could you help!
Thank you
Elise
celia05es (Programmer)
30 May 05 7:55
Problem solved using -g option with javac.

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