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Steps to reproduce: - Create EJB module project. - Create web service client. - Create Session bean. - Add some business method to bean (there is no context menu 'EJBMethods' on editor (it's another issue) so create method by type it in editor). - Invoke context menu 'Web Service Client Resources > Call Web Service Operation...'. In opened wizard select operation of WS and press OK button. - Notice that code for WS invokation was not added. Looks like the problem is after creating web service client some files not created or referenced because I can't invoke even not using this wizard.
Is it JAX-WS (Java EE 5) or JAX-RPC (J2EE 1.4) client? Can you also tell us which WSDL do you use?
This is for jaxws. There are two issues - EJBmethod not showing up should be filed and tracked separately. - The web service client issue has a workaround. You can actually drag and drop the client node from the logical view. Downgrading the priority to P2 since there is a workaround.
This issue blocks Identity functionality for EJB based web services. By the way the workaround don't resolve the identity problem.
Raise issue back up to P1 because using this workaround the serviceref annotation is not created.
This issue has to be resolved for M9 to unblock identity. So, changing the target milestone.
Fixed. Call WS Operation works now. However, the @WebServiceRef is not created due to issue 99214.
Kaktus, can you verify this, please? Thanks.
@WebServiceRef is now being created as well => v.