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I want to create simple Java web-service client/JAX-RPC. I use Netbeans IDE 7.0.1; the web-service was written in .NET platform. and there is problem with compile 'wsdl'.
first of all, there was a problem:
then I changed the namespace to "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema.dtd" and it was ok. but then there was another problem:
there is the 'wsdl' code:

 
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Why are you doing this?

 
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Palak Mathur wrote:Why are you doing this?




I didn't it. I got this from the WSDL of the Web-service.
 
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Javid Shikhiyev wrote:

Palak Mathur wrote:Why are you doing this?




I didn't it. I got this from the WSDL of the Web-service.



I don't know whether this is going to create a problem or not. However, I am sure that this is not the right way to do it. Why would one want to refer "schema" in XMLSchema.xsd?
 
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