jax-ws.xml , wsdl-url tag and relative urls

[leolikesbass]

I am trying to develop an application on my machine which will be ported over to a tomcat 5.x server on a unix box. The problem is I would like the <wsdl-url> tag to point to a path relative to the webroot. Fight now the file is in the WEB-INF\wsdl\client\CRC directory, but I also created a config directory in the webroot that I can put the .wsdl file in.

So, how would I write the entry to point it to a relative location?

Here is the working jax-ws.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<jax-ws xmlns="http://www.netbeans.org/ns/jax-ws/1">
<services/>
<clients>
<client name="CRC">
<wsdl-url>file:C:/JavaProjects/NetbeansArea/GlassFishCRCClient/web/WEB-INF/wsdl/client/CRC/CRC.wsdl</wsdl-url>
<local-wsdl-file>CRC.wsdl</local-wsdl-file>
<package-name>com.gdsx.compleatprocessinvoke._2</package-name>
<catalog-file>catalog.xml</catalog-file>
<wsimport-options/>
</client>
</clients>
</jax-ws>


all I want is the WEB-INF/wsdl/client/CRC/CRC.wsdl

[leolikesbass]

Is there anywhere that jax-ws.xml is explained well? This I suppose in Netbeans specific, I see info for sun-jaxws.xml, but not jax-ws.xml over the internet.

My searches on this forum haven't brought up anything that details this file.

[Lukas Jungmann]

leolikesbass wrote:

[leolikesbass]

Yes, as stated in my original post...

When pointing to the WSDL, the IDE generated an entry to the absolute file path on my machine, which was a develoment machine. I want it to use a relative path based off the webroot.

The entry started with 'file:..', how would a relative path look, or is the only way to point to a WSDL with a absolute file path?

thanks.