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I'm testing WSIT client using the following NetBeans build from Sierra latest bits. Product Version: NetBeans IDE Dev (Build 20080225050543) Java: 1.6.0_04; Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM 10.0-b19 System: Windows XP version 5.1 running on x86; Follow the steps provided in the attachment (WSIT-AppCreation.txt) to create WSIT service and client application. In the Step 19 of creating client, I'm not able to modify the PortType to "TestNS:..PortType". It always shows as Dummy port.
Created attachment 57262 [details] WSIT-AppCreation
Created attachment 57264 [details] ChangingNameSpace
Created attachment 57265 [details] ChangePort
Created attachment 57266 [details] DummyPortType
Venkat, is it really belongs to "binding components". Reassign if it's needed.
Change the subcomponent to "service assembly editor"
Deepak, I could not reproduce this error. The porttype of two endpoints must match before one can make the connection in step 17. So, I don't understandy the problem reported on step 19. Can you attach your projects to help us reproduce this problem? Thanks,
OK, after repeated your steps a few times, we are able to reproduce this. Working on a fix right now.. Thanks,
Deepak, We have analyzed this problem and reached the following decision: 1. There is a procedural problem in the instructions attached with the ticket. When I created the demo project for Noel/Sherry before, the steps 18 and 19 were done before 15-17. The parent node properties should be changed before its children. This example should work correctly, if you make this switch in the instructions. Yes, there is a bug if the child node was changed first as you have reported here. Since this is a valid bug, but not a show stopper, we decided to down grade this ticket to a P3 and will address it later. 2. There are better ways to create the client project now. For example, once you have imported the server wsdl into CompApp you can do the following to load the server wsdl port into CASA. After the build in step 10, - open CASA - right click on the "WSDL ports" area in CASA and select "Load WSDL Port..." action - select the server port from server wsdl file - once the server port is loaded in CASA, right click to invoke WSIT client configuration 3. A even better way is to use the server wsdl from the client bpel project directly without import it again into compapp. To do this, you have to use a recent NB builds, e.g., #783 or later. After adding bpel project in step 8: - build the compapp project - open CASA - right click on the sever port and select "Clone WSDL port to edit..." action - after the port is cloned, right click to invoke WSIT client configuration Feel free to ask us if you have any question or need more information. Thanks, -- Tientien Li