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Defining optional parameters (elements) for a web services, using a bottow-up approach

 
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hello,

Im using IBM RAd/eclipse to create a bottow-up web service. My method have some input and ouput paramteres defnied as classes. Now I need to add a new input parameter but dont want to break compatibility with current clients. So, I need this new input parameter to be an optional parameter.

Is this possible to accomplish using the webservices wizard tool (from eclipe/IBM RAD). MAybe with a anotation or something like that?

thank you,

fwu
 
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You mean to create optional components in your WSDL?
 
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hello,

I mean that when the webservices wizard reads the input and the output paramters of my method to create a wsdl file, I want some of those parameters as optional in the wsdl file. How can I control this (using the wizard)?

thank you,
fwu
 
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