Servicegen- Any what to find what class uses a class?

I'm trying to use the servicegen ant task to make a webservice out of an existing
Java class. Servicegen is failing, however, with the complaint that something
is using the PrintWriter class which has no default constructor and, hence, can't
be made serializable.
Looking though my code, however, I could only find two places where a System.out.println()
was used and no other obvious cases of a PrintWriter instance. I've removed both
of the println() calls and recompiled, but still get the same error from servicegen.
Unfortunately, the only diagnostic output I can see is the stacktrace from ant
itself which isn't very helpful. So, I was wondering, does anyone know how I could
figure out where this PrintWriter class is coming from?
Thanks...
<<<John>>>
John Ruschmeyer
Viecore FSD
[email protected]

Hi John,
You can try adding -v to the ant task, it may provide additional
information. Concerning servicegen, be sure to remove the ".class" from
yourjavaClassComponents, e.g. just use the class name without the
".class"
What version of WLS?
Thanks,
Bruce
John Ruschmeyer wrote:
>
I'm trying to use the servicegen ant task to make a webservice out of an existing
Java class. Servicegen is failing, however, with the complaint that something
is using the PrintWriter class which has no default constructor and, hence, can't
be made serializable.
Looking though my code, however, I could only find two places where a System.out.println()
was used and no other obvious cases of a PrintWriter instance. I've removed both
of the println() calls and recompiled, but still get the same error from servicegen.
Unfortunately, the only diagnostic output I can see is the stacktrace from ant
itself which isn't very helpful. So, I was wondering, does anyone know how I could
figure out where this PrintWriter class is coming from?
Thanks...
<<<John>>>
John Ruschmeyer
Viecore FSD
[email protected]

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