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Here is the normal high level process in a WSDL2Java code generating tool :

  • Send the WSDL through a option parser to pick user given options set. Then the core part of the tool, (lets' say codeEngine from here onwards) comes in to play.It first extract the schema related parts from the WSDL & feed it to the databinding framework (can be SDO,JAXB,DOM,AXIOM,etc) and get the generated classes and their mappings.
  • Then the codeEngine builds up a model that has the information related to web services contained in the WSDL.
  • After that we have to write the info in to a XML file(intermediate language) that is written according to a known template. Then using a XSL template we can process the intermediate language and generate the code. since we are using intermediate language is it possible to support multiple languages other than JAVA simply by writing the appropriate template.

Right now there are two prospective options :

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