| java.lang.Object com.sun.xml.ws.api.wsdl.writer.WSDLGenExtnContext
WSDLGenExtnContext | public class WSDLGenExtnContext (Code) | | WSDLGeneatorContext provides a context for the WSDLGeneratorExtension and is used in
WSDLGeneratorExtension.start(WSDLGenExtnContext) . This context consists of TXW,
SEIModel ,
WSBinding ,
Container , and implementation class. WSDL extensions are used to
extend the generated WSDL by adding implementation specific extensions.
author: Jitendra Kotamraju |
Constructor Summary | |
public | WSDLGenExtnContext(TypedXmlWriter root, SEIModel model, WSBinding binding, Container container, Class endpointClass) Constructs WSDL Generation context for the extensions
Parameters: root - This is the root element of the generated WSDL. Parameters: model - WSDL is being generated from this SEIModel. Parameters: binding - The binding for which we generate WSDL. |
WSDLGenExtnContext | public WSDLGenExtnContext(TypedXmlWriter root, SEIModel model, WSBinding binding, Container container, Class endpointClass)(Code) | | Constructs WSDL Generation context for the extensions
Parameters: root - This is the root element of the generated WSDL. Parameters: model - WSDL is being generated from this SEIModel. Parameters: binding - The binding for which we generate WSDL. the binding WSBinding represents a particularconfiguration of JAXWS. This can be typically be overriden by Parameters: container - The entry point to the external environment.If this extension is used at the runtime to generate WSDL, you get a Containerthat was given to com.sun.xml.ws.api.server.WSEndpoint.create. |
getRoot | public TypedXmlWriter getRoot()(Code) | | |
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