Spring WS Client - How to create mapping POJO for WSDLs without using Axis?

If you want to use Spring-WS, then your best bet is to use the wsimport tool that ships with Java 6 (or use the JAX-WS RI, if you're on Java5). This will generate JAX-WS stubs for the web service. Included in these stubs will be standard JAXB bindings for the WSDL's schema, and those can be used with Spring-WS ( wsimport will generate other service stubs that you won't need for Spring-WS).

If you want to use Spring-WS, then your best bet is to use the wsimport tool that ships with Java 6 (or use the JAX-WS RI, if you're on Java5). This will generate JAX-WS stubs for the web service. Included in these stubs will be standard JAXB bindings for the WSDL's schema, and those can be used with Spring-WS (wsimport will generate other service stubs that you won't need for Spring-WS).

Thanks for the quick response. This gives me a good direction on where to look at :) – chris Dec 3 '10 at 10:50 I just tried wsimport from the command line and it created the stubs. – chris Dec 3 '10 at 11:03.

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