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  • #6776

    CREECE

    When importing the WSDL to generate Java classes, I am missing:

    com.netsuite.webservices.platform_2015_2.NetSuiteB indingStub;

    com.netsuite.webservices.platform_2015_2.NetSuiteS erviceLocator;

    Everything else appears to be there as far as I can tell. These 2 classes do not show up in the WSDL online or the .zip file version (2015.2 or 2016.1 versions). The provided examples in both the .zip files and in Help Center say to use NetsuiteServiceLocator but there is no way to access this. Any ideas?

    Thanks
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  • #6777

    CREECE

    After a few days of trial/error/madness, I’ve got the classes to generate as expected. Apparently, we need an ancient Axis version (Axis 1.4) that you REALLY have to dig to find (http://archive.apache.org/dist/ws/axis/1_4/). Once this is installed, download the sample Java project and if you haven’t set up AXIS_HOME, do so (or just hard code the path in there). Then you should be able to run the ant command(s) in the project’s readme and generate the files successfully.

  • #6778

    vconnect

    CREECE actually, Axis 1.4 is not quite enough – you need the specially patched version of Axis 1.4, for which there is a download link on the same page where you can download the sample Java application.

  • #6779

    roberth

    Does anyone know if there are plans to retire Axis 1.4 in favor of something a tad….newer?

  • #6780

    CREECE

    Originally posted by vconnect

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    CREECE actually, Axis 1.4 is not quite enough – you need the specially patched version of Axis 1.4, for which there is a download link on the same page where you can download the sample Java application.

    Yes, you are correct. I did that as well. I don’t know why they just don’t make the .jar file available WITH the patched axis 1.4 jars. Doesn’t seem like that would be an issue?

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