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Service-test-client.jar

Service-test-client.jar

2006-05-12       - By Sebastian J. Schultheiss

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I'll repost this with the correct version in the subject...

Whenever you create a service with WSDL2Java and first build it, there
is always a .jar file in addition to the .aar file in the build/lib/
directory, called <servicename>-test-client.jar

Is this really intended to be a test client for the service you just
created? How do you call it? It doesn't seem to have a main function, at
least when you run it with the command
java -jar service-test-client.jar
you get the message
Failed to load Main-Class manifest attribute from
TextLocService-test-client.jar

Can anyone tell us more about this file?

Thanks,

-- Sebastian