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NB5.5 RC1 1. create new WP project (j2ee1.4) 2. new web serivice clinet/ add web serivecs from url: http://api.google.com/GoogleSearch.wsdl 3. add ok, test ok 4. do step 2. again , or add the same GoogleSearch.wsdl from your local file expected : another reference node GoogleSearchService2 appears result: the previous one is replaced
Yes, this issue has been resolved for JAX-WS web services (Java EE 5 projects).
Obsolete milestone, please reevaluate
This will require merging change from jaxws to create multiple clients. targetting for 6.0.
I would consider having 2 clients for one service in one project as a corner case (=> P4). The best solution would be to use one client per used WSDL source "mapping" and if there already exists a client for given WSDL source then show some meaningful message to the user (ie. sth like "Web Service Client for <someWSDL> already exists in a project <projectName>") and do nothing (this check could be implemented in the new ws client wizard). Also note that there are already other ways how one can point existing client to a different wsdl source (Refresh action on the client node)
This was actually fixed due to fixes for 86975,127575. In case we have same wsdl(url/file) used to create clients(in same or even different project), the webserviceregistry was not creating separate entries due to same servicename. I have added a check which distinguishes webserviceregistry entries based on not only service name but also local wsdl file url (which maps to the this client). fixed changeset 62ee4cb15873.