Generate Java Code from WSDL or WADL dialog
The dialog opens after you create a Java module and enable Web services client development in it. To access the dialog at any time during development, select the desired client module in the Project view and choose from the main menu.
Use the Generate Java Code from Wsdl or Wadl dialog to generate the client-side XML-Java bindings based on the desired WSDL descriptor of the target Web service. Technically, IntelliJ IDEA generates Java code from WSDL using third party libraries. The command that control this process uses data that you specify in the Generate Java Code from Wsdl or Wadl dialog.
| Item | Description | Web Service Client Type |
|---|---|---|
| Web service wsdl url | Specify the location of the target Web service WSDL descriptor. | All |
| User Name and Password | Specify the credentials for accessing the WSDL URL address. The fields are mandatory if the WSDL location requires authentication. | JAX-WS |
| Output Path | Specify the module source directory to place the generated files in. | All |
| Package Prefix | Specify the package for the compiled Java classes. | All |
| Output Mode | Specify whether you want to generate Java code only for the client side or for the server side as well. | Apache Axis |
| Type Mapping Version | Specify the default type mapping registry for mapping an XML qualified name to a Java class, using a specified Deserializer. The available options are:
| Apache Axis |
| Allow Extensions | Generate Java code for the extension points contained in the WSDL file. | All |
| Generate TestCase | Generate an additional JUnit test case class for testing purposes. | Apache Axis |
| Generate Classes for Schema Arrays | Specify whether to generate classes for schema arrays or use Java arrays. | Apache Axis |
| Generate Unreferenced Elements | Generate Java code for unreferenced (declared in the schema but not used) elements as well. | Apache Axis |
| Support Wrapped Document/Literal Style | Configure processing of "wrapped" document/literal, which is a document literal variation that wraps parameters as children of the root element. By default, this is enabled, and a set of conditions defines whether top-level elements are "unwrapped" and each component of the element should be treated as an argument of the operation. The following conditions apply to "unwrapped" elements:
If disabled, there will be no special treatment for "wrapped" document/literal style operations. | Apache Axis |
| Status | View the information in this read-only field to track and improve discrepancies when configuring the code generation procedure. | All |