The simple use of Apache CXF Wsdl2java Tools

Recently, the CXF Wsdl2java tool was used to generate client programs because of the API interfaces that a company provides for WebService implementations. (Write yourself is more troublesome and time-consuming, so lazy,,)

Use the following steps:

First, download the Apache CXF package, such as Apache-cxf-2.7.10.zip, address: cxf.apache.org/download.html

Second, decompression apache-cxf-2.7.10.zip to a directory, such as D:\apache-cxf-2.7.10

Third, set environment variables

1, cxf_home=d:\apache-cxf-2.7.10

2, after the path plus%cxf_home%/bin; (not classpath)

Enter Wsdl2java in the CMD command, indicating that the configuration was successful if prompted usage

Iv. Running Wsdl2java Tools

In the cmd command, enter: wsdl2java-d d:\\src-client http://api.xxx.cn/xxxAPI/service/auditResBatchQueryService?wsdl

(D:\\src is the directory where the client program code resides, HTTP://API.XXX.CN/XXXAPI/SERVICE/AUDITRESBATCHQUERYSERVICE?WSDL is the address that defines WebService)

Attached Wsdl2java usage:

Wsdl2java-p com-d D:\\src-all xx.wsdl

-p Specifies the namespace of its WSDL, which is the package name to generate code for:

-d Specifies the directory where the code is to be generated

-client code to generate client test Web service

-server the code for the build server to start the Web service

-impl to generate Web service implementation code

-ant Generate Build.xml files

-all generates all start endpoint codes: Types,service Proxy,,service interface, server mainline, client mainline, implementation object, and an T build.xml file.