If you want the modules. That plug-in was initially developed to make the Axis2 build itself more robust, but you can use it in your own projects as well.
If you choose this approach, then the first step is to disable the MAR packaging feature in maven-war-plugin. This means that we need to choose a different path to store the modules inside the WAR. Using this new location requires changing the axis2. We can now set up axis2-repo-maven-plugin to create the Axis2 repository during the build:. The final step is to configure maven-war-plugin to include the repository in the WAR file:.
The "Browse" button can be used to easily browse for a file rather than having to type the whole path. This page gives the user the option of selecting default or custom code generation options. There are three default code generation options in all. The first enables the user to generate both client and server code under default configurations while the second generates just the client side under default configurations. The third option generates server side code under default configurations.
Codegen options are to be selected here. By far this is the most important page in this wizard, which determines the characteristics of the code being generated. With these enhanced options novices need not worry about the options that can be set as the default options cover the most common cases. Advanced users will find it very easy to turn the knobs using the custom generation option.
Here uses have the option of adding the generated code directly to their working IDEA project or choose a custom location. Because of the "Browse" button you do not need to type in the output file path. Once an output location is selected you can click on "Finish" button which will generate the java class file.
If code generation is successful then a message box will appear acknowledging this fact a shown above. In Axis2, the user can deploy a single service or a service group. Therefore, you can select either "Single service archive" or "Service group archive" for the archive type you want to create. If you already have a services. If you do not have the services. From this page you have to select the location of the service classes directory the location of the compiled classes. You do not need to type path, simply browse and select.
Here you select service specific external libraries third party libraries and service WSDL files. If you want to add multiple WSDL files to a single service type you can do that as well. To add libraries first click on the browse button to browse for library files and then click on the "Add" button. Once added the selected file will appear in the list box. After adding external libraries and service WSDL files click on the "Next" button to move to next page.
This page allows you to select service implementation class. In the case of service group, same page will be looped to select multiple service implementation classes. This process is explained in detail below. Select a service implementation class by browsing and clicking on the "Load" button to load all the public methods in that class, after which you can select the methods that you want to publish using the check boxes. AmbGup AmbGup 1 1 gold badge 8 8 silver badges 22 22 bronze badges.
The axis2 library doesn't create temporary files as far as I'm aware. Do you understand where these files are coming from? The files come from the Axis2 modules.
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