Using CXF web service from java web start?

You are going to need to change that wsdlLocation to a classpath: reference.

You are going to need to change that wsdlLocation to a classpath: reference. Use -wsdlLocation as shown here.

The WSDL is located inside my jar, just specifying the wsdl name causes a security exception as it is trying to load from user.dir. – Casey Dec 29 '09 at 16:49 a classpath:/org/foo/bar. Wsdl path, I think.

– bmargulies Dec 29 '09 at 18:47 I tried using classpath:example. Wsdl as input to -wsdlLocation and than upon running it I get this exception: Can not initialize the default wsdl from classpath:WEXAuth. Wsdl Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.security.

AccessControlException: access denied (java.util. PropertyPermission user. Dir read) – Casey Dec 29 '09 at 22:09 Time to post a message on the CXF user mailing list.

– bmargulies Dec 30 '09 at 2:34 @bmargulies I will be doing that now! Thanks for your input. – Casey Dec 30 '09 at 17:46.

After a few mistakes and experimentation, I have managed to get everything to work properly. First, MAKE SURE that cxf. Jar and wsdl4j.

Jar are actually on your classpath. I thought I had verified this, but because I was instantiating the client from inside a jar via webstart that was in itself packed in a WAR, I messed up the placement of the cxf runtime in my build process. Also, when specifying the wsdl location, I had to use "classpath:my.

Wsdl". I made it easy on myself and just put the wsdl in the same location as my source. Hope this helps someone who might do the same thing at somepoint!

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