Created attachment 100793 [details]
Sample WSDL and Schema to import as a Web Service Client

NetBeans 6.9

1.) Create a New Java Application Project
2.) Add a new Web Service Client to your project (the actual WSDL doesn't really matter but you can use the local file method via the WSDL that I'm about to attach.)
3.) wsimport is successful and no error messages are shown
4.) Add code to the Main class to reference something in the JAX-WS generated classes. e.g.

package wsclienttest;

import org.netbeans.test.NewWebServiceService;

public class Main {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        NewWebServiceService nwss = new NewWebServiceService();
    }
}

5.) Trying to run the Main class by right-clicking on it (the Main.java class, *not* the project itself) and selecting Run gives the following error:

wsimport-client-generate:
Compiling 1 source file to C:\NetBeansProjects\WSClientTest\build\classes
C:\NetBeansProjects\WSClientTest\src\wsclienttest\Main.java:8: package org.netbeans.test does not exist
import org.netbeans.test.NewWebServiceService;
C:\NetBeansProjects\WSClientTest\src\wsclienttest\Main.java:12: cannot find symbol
symbol  : class NewWebServiceService
location: class wsclienttest.Main
        NewWebServiceService nwss = new NewWebServiceService();
C:\NetBeansProjects\WSClientTest\src\wsclienttest\Main.java:12: cannot find symbol
symbol  : class NewWebServiceService
location: class wsclienttest.Main
        NewWebServiceService nwss = new NewWebServiceService();
3 errors
C:\NetBeansProjects\WSClientTest\nbproject\build-impl.xml:577: The following error occurred while executing this line:
C:\NetBeansProjects\WSClientTest\nbproject\build-impl.xml:287: Compile failed; see the compiler error output for details.
BUILD FAILED (total time: 0 seconds)



This is because the JAX-WS Generated Source directory hasn't been compiled yet (they all have spanner icons next to them).

The solution is to right click on the *project* and select Run but this isn't very intuitive (for me, at least) based on the compiler error message. Once this is done, you can select Run on individual classes without any further errors.

As an enhancement (I wasn't sure if this was a defect or enhancement), I would suggest that triggering Run on individual classes should trigger builds of the JAX-WS Generated Sources so that the referenced compilation errors are eliminated.