XFire is an open source SOAP framework that helps you implement your WSDL definitions.
For details, see http://www.javaworld.com/article/2071759/soa/xfire--the-easy-and-simple-way-to-develop-web-services.html.
Basic Tab
On the Basic tab, you can configure the export parameters.
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| Option | Description |
|---|---|
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WSDL |
The path to the definition file to use. |
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Use cached WSDL |
Select to use the WSDL definition cached in ReadyAPI. |
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Output Directory |
The full path to the output folder. |
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Package |
The name of the generated package. |
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Binding |
The binding type you want to use. Possible values: jaxb, xmlbeans. |
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External Bindings |
The path to the binding files necessary for jaxb. |
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Classpath |
The Xmlbeans classpath you want to use for binding. |
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Profile |
The artifact generation profile. |
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Base URL |
The generated base URL. |
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Overwrite |
Select to overwrite previously generated files. |
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Explicit Annotations |
Select to create explicit annotations in generated code. |
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Generate Server Stubs |
Select to generate the stubs code for the server. |
Custom Args Tab
On the Custom Args tab, you can specify tool and Java 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.
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See Also
Code Generation in ReadyAPI
Running SOAP Code Generation Tools