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It would be perfect if this plugin gives a possibilty to execute wsimport without the package parameter, so that the package names will be defined by the wsimport.

One solution could be to download the wsdl directly to src/java/wsdl, which throws a NullPointerException at the moment.

Idea:
WsimportTask.groovy checks if relativeSourceFil is null
-> if not: package will be defined
-> if yes: call wsimport without package parameter

Thanks in advance!
Best Regards,
Steve

Hi,
I tried to use your plugin in my project. But when trying to build with Gradle to generate the Java files I got an error, see details below.

plugins {
    id 'me.seeber.wsimport' version '1.1.2'
}

Gradle Version: 5.0
Java Home: /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk-11.0.1.jdk/Contents/Home
Gradle Tasks: build

FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.

* What went wrong:
A problem occurred configuring root project 'myservice'.
> Exception thrown while executing model rule: WsimportPlugin.PluginRules#createWsdlSourceSets(ModelMap<WsimportComponent>, FileOperations) > create(wsdlMain) > create(wsdl)
   > Could not create LanguageSourceSet of type WsdlSourceSet

Hello,

I have used the plugin to generate wsdl code, everything works fine on Linux but my coworkers on Windows get an error message "an operand is missing" from the wsimport generated command line.

It appears that the problem come from a parameter set for the generation with an empty value:
B-classpath in WsimportTask.java

The empty value is not well defined on Windows, if I launch the command generated by the plugin with empty single quote '' it works.

• Would it possible to fix empty path for Windows or just skip parameter definition with empty path ?

• As a work around, how do I set a valid "xjc" path in build.gradle ?

Cheers

The path to package name conversion in WsimportTask does not work under Microsoft Windows. It breaks because of a different file separator on this platform (backslash instead of forward slash). Simple fix:

def packageName = relativeSourceFile.parent.replace(File.separator, '.')

Hi,

I know Java 6 has been end of life. But I am using Java 6 at one of my projects, and I don't think the latest version is compiled against it.

Is there a plan to have Java 6 support?

Thanks