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No databinding in JAX-WS - wsimport
In Axis2 while doing "wsdl2java", we can specify databinding as "none".
Is there way to specify a no-databinding option while doing "wsimport"?
databinding "none" in Axis2 will create the operations' implementation with parameter OMElement.
e.g. If I have an operation in the wsdl "getDepartment" which takes "Employee" and "Address" object and returns an "Department" object , it will create the method getDepartment in the skeleton as follows:-
public OMElement getDepartment(OMElement param)
By this I can easily get the payload from OMElement param and if I use any skeleton generating custom api(api to generate skeletons from wsdl) I can use the same custom skeleton generation api for all wsdls irrespective of the parameters or return types of operations. Axis2 does this perfectly well.
I was looking something similar in JAX-WS wsimport so that I can write a implmentation generation api for all wsdls.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this?
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