Using @webserviceref annotation

Hi,
I'm using webServiceRef annotation accessing a web service.
It is working if you supply a wsdl located under web service client project.
I mean you need to copy service wsdl and mapping under meta-inf of current client project and reference this wsdl as an attribute.
Such as
@WebServiceRef(name="DepartmentService",wsdlLocation="META-INF/DepartmentServiceInterfaceService.wsdl")
I will deploy this client project to same server with the service itself. So isn't that better to point the published service wsdl as url, and not to copy wsdl under client project...
isn't that the way it should be as jax-ws?
Any Comments?

we're using soasuite10.1.3.1.
(if we have to supply the wsdl under project, what would be the best approach then?
i mean suppose that you have many web services published, for each client project even that would be deployed and run on the same server instance, you have to copy each wsdl and mapping.
Can't we produce an jar archieve contains all wsdls and mappings and we reference this jar from each client project. At least we would be copying the same jar to all clients.)

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Hello.
Something that really bothers me about using EJB3 in Weblogic is that, in our projects (running in Weblogic 10.0), we need to configure Weblogic-specific settings in weblogic-ejb-jar.xml anyway. Things like work managers, JNDI names and security (the latter doesn't work if we just declare it in a spec annotation, we need to also define it in weblogic-ejb-jar.xml).
It's hard to understand the point of migrating to EJB3 when you can just do half the things using annotations.
Does Weblogic have extensions to help on that? I never found anything related to this for Weblogic 10.0.
Thanks.

The link is interesting, thanks. There are only a few weblogic-specific annotations, but at least it's a start. Unfortunately, it seems to only be available in 10.3.
About EJBGen, from what I investigated in the past, it would only work well with EJB2 (to generate the weblogic-ejb-jar content, you also have to use EJB2 annotations that were deprecated by EJB3 annotations - if you do this, you will end up with spaghetti code, in my humble opinion).
Regards,

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I currently have source code that consumes web services and use the @WebServiceRef annotation to provide the wsdllocation. If I understand annotations correctly, there is a way at compile time to replace the wsdllocation path. This is done because the software is built for various custoemers using customized webservices for each customer. The structure of the web service doesnt change, but we need to dynamicly change the path the source code will find the wsdl when compiling the software for a customer.
Any help in pointing me in the right direction would be appreciated. I am new to java development, and am learning on the fly. If by chance annotations are not the right method for solutioning this, would anyone have any pointers?
Thank you,
Steve

btkstephen wrote:
I currently have source code that consumes web services and use the @WebServiceRef annotation to provide the wsdllocation. If I understand annotations correctly, there is a way at compile time to replace the wsdllocation path. This is done because the software is built for various custoemers using customized webservices for each customer. The structure of the web service doesnt change, but we need to dynamicly change the path the source code will find the wsdl when compiling the software for a customer.Why do you want to do that at compile time? Why aren't you using a configuration (and possibly an annotation that is used at runtime). Spring webservices does something like that.

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