Apache Axis is an implementation of the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) submission to W3C.
For more information, see https://axis.apache.org/axis/java/index.html.
You can find the installation guide for Apache Axis in Apache documentation.
Basic Tab
On the Basic tab, you can configure the export parameters.
Option | Description |
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WSDL |
The path to the definition file to use. |
Use cached WSDL |
Select to use the WSDL definition cached in ReadyAPI. |
Output Directory |
The full path to the folder to save the files to. |
Server-side |
Select to create web service server bindings. |
All |
Select to generate code for all elements in WSDL. |
DeployScope |
Select a deploy scope. Possible values: Application, Session, Request. |
SkeletonDeploy |
Select if you want to use the skeleton deploy. Possible values: True, False. |
NoImports |
Select to skip import commands when generating code. |
NoWrapped |
Select to disable wrapped doc-literal support. |
TestCase |
Select to create JUnit test case classes for the web service. |
HelperGen |
Select to create helper classes for metadata. |
WrapArrays |
Select to use the JavaBean class when possible. |
Advanced Tab
On the Advanced tab, you can configure the parameters of the generated service.
Option | Description |
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TypeMappingVersion |
The mapping type version to use. Possible values: 1.1, 1.2. |
ImplementationClassName |
The class name to use for code implementation. |
Factory |
The factory target. |
Target Package |
The generated package name. |
Namespace Mapping |
Maps WSDL namespaces to generated Java packages. |
User |
The username for the connection. |
Password |
The password of the specified user. |
Custom Args Tab
On the Custom Args tab, you can specify tool arguments you cannot configure using the dialog options. Use the Java Args edit box to specify command-line arguments for a Java VM, and the Tool Args edit box to specify command-line arguments for the tool.
See Also
Code Generation in ReadyAPI
Running SOAP Code Generation Tools