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leiningen.wsimport

Generate Java code from SOAP .wsdls using the JDK's wsimport task

Generate Java code from SOAP .wsdls using the JDK's wsimport task
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compose-options-arrayclj

(compose-options-array wsdl-file wsimport-opts)

Create an array of options to pass in to WsImport#doMain out of a map of settings (usually gathered from the project settings)

Create an array of options to pass in to WsImport#doMain out of
a map of settings (usually gathered from the project settings)
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import-wsdlsclj

(import-wsdls wsdl-list wsdl-options)

Call WsImport#doMain from Sun's JDK using an array of WSDL's to import and a set of user and default-specified options

Call WsImport#doMain from Sun's JDK using an array of WSDL's to import
and a set of user and default-specified options
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optsclj


wsimportclj

(wsimport project)

Generate Java code from SOAP .wsdls using the JDK's wsimport task

To use this task, you need to add two pieces to your 'project.clj' file:

:wsimport {:wsdl-list [ "put.wsdl" "your.wsdl" 
                        "files.wsdl" "here.wsdl" ]]}
;; can also use URIs like "http://somewhere.com/remote-wsdl.wsdl"

;; add java paths to compile in your project, too
:java-source-paths ["target/generated/java"]

There are alot of other options that are provided by the 'wsimport' task to get you through if you find your wsdls require extra options (such as Amazon's need for '-extension' in some wsdls). They are:

:wsimport { :wsdl-list [ "Sample.wsdl" "ec2.wsdl" … ]
            :compile-java-sources true ;; default is false
            :java-output-directory "target/generated/java" ;; default
            :keep-java-sources true ;; default
            :java-package-name "com.corporate.prefix.package"
            :quiet-output true ;; don't show Sun's 'wsimport' output
            :jaxb-binding-files [ "binding1" "binding2" ]
            :extra-options ["-extension" "-catalog" ] ;; catch-all for
                                                      ;; any cmd-line opts
                                                      ;; missed
          }

The catch-all for options is the ':extra-options' vector, which will let you pass in any options that the standard wsimport task takes, passing those along.

For more information on this plugin see the homepage:

https://github.com/klauern/lein-wsimport

Generate Java code from SOAP .wsdls using the JDK's wsimport task

To use this task, you need to add two pieces to your 'project.clj' file:

    :wsimport {:wsdl-list [ "put.wsdl" "your.wsdl" 
                            "files.wsdl" "here.wsdl" ]]}
    ;; can also use URIs like "http://somewhere.com/remote-wsdl.wsdl"

    ;; add java paths to compile in your project, too
    :java-source-paths ["target/generated/java"]

There are alot of other options that are provided by the 'wsimport' task to get
you through if you find your wsdls require extra options (such as Amazon's
need for '-extension' in some wsdls).  They are:

    :wsimport { :wsdl-list [ "Sample.wsdl" "ec2.wsdl" … ]
                :compile-java-sources true ;; default is false
                :java-output-directory "target/generated/java" ;; default
                :keep-java-sources true ;; default
                :java-package-name "com.corporate.prefix.package"
                :quiet-output true ;; don't show Sun's 'wsimport' output
                :jaxb-binding-files [ "binding1" "binding2" ]
                :extra-options ["-extension" "-catalog" ] ;; catch-all for
                                                          ;; any cmd-line opts
                                                          ;; missed
              }

The catch-all for options is the ':extra-options' vector, which will let you
pass in any options that the standard `wsimport` task takes, passing those
along.

For more information on this plugin see the homepage:

https://github.com/klauern/lein-wsimport
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