Multiple Web Service References?

[onethousand]

I'm writing a web service client with NetBeans, and have imported three web service references from the same package. When I click on each and select "Refresh Client," however, it deletes the generated classes from the previous ones meaning that only one can be imported at a time.

Looking at the console, it's running a build rule like: wsimport-client-clean-ServiceName

Clearly it's the "clean" rule that's causing all this headache, but I don't know how else to properly invoke wsimport on each of my web service references.

Is there any way to refresh all the clients without having each one delete the others?

[emiddio-verizon]

i'm curious also -- i think if/when i had the problem i used separate
package for each import.

gary

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From: "onethousand" <address-removed>
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Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2008 9:49 AM
Subject: [nbj2ee] Multiple Web Service References?

[onethousand]

[joeo]

I too am having this same problem.
Anyone found a work around? This seems like a bug in the IDE.

-Joe
http://www.lovehorsepower.com

[rousseau_jp]

The only solution when importing multiple wsdl that share the same namespace is to edit the web service attributes.

On the Web Service Reference, right-click on "Edit Web Service Attributes"
In the WSDL customization tab, expand the first node "Global customization"
There you should enter a unique package name that differs from the one that would be generated from the wsdl's namespace.

Please note that even if you were able to build all your web client references in the same package, you would still have a problem with the generated class ObjectFactory. Indeed, that class is generated by Jaxb to offer createXXX methods for your objects (ports, portypes, ...).
That class would always be overwritten by the latest wsdl compiled...

Hope this helps..

[vincewebb]

When I came across the answer above from Julien-Pierre Rousseau I was very pleased. It fixed the difficulty I was having trying to consume two different web services from the same company.

The default name spaces are identical:
com.peregrine.servicecenter.pws

This caused big problems but using NetBeans 6.5 I followed Julien-Pierre's instructions and specified 2 different package names:
com.peregrine.servicecenter.pws.im
com.peregrine.servicecenter.pws.pm

This was some months back, it did the job and I was very pleased. Thank you Julien-Pierre.

BUG in NetBeans 6.7 ?

Last week after being prompted by a PC disk failure I moved on from NetBeans 6.5 to 6.7. Julien-Pierre's documented steps still appear to look OK, however Netbeans 6.7 does not obey. Most of the auto generated code is placed in the default package and a sub directory of the default package. Only a couple of files get placed in each of the specified packages.

Any ideas ?