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    Registered User zaeppi's Avatar
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    Hi,

    i use the wsdl2cpp command line interface for generate the c++ files.

    I got the Service.h and cpp and the types file, but no consumer class.
    (the Servicename is Service. not my idea)

    Does the command wasdl2cpp filename.wsdl normally generate the Consumer class?

    Or don't i need it for using "my" webservice like that:

    CMyWebServiceConsumer* pObserver = CMyWebServiceConsumer::NewLC();
    CMyWebService* pService = CMyWebService::NewLC(*pObserver,
    *pServiceDesc);

    Hope anybody can help me!
    Thanks

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    You mean that the .cpp file was not created or that the file did not contain the class code? The callbacks are created in a file called xxxxServiceConsumer.cpp/h (you get no choice for name for that one). In the wizard you can also select whether or not the callback class is generated (default is that it is generated), no chance of having unseleted that if the file does not appear?

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    Registered User zaeppi's Avatar
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    Thanks.

    No the Consumer files wasn't created.

    I use the commandline interface with the command wsdl2cpp Service.wsdl.
    The output is Creating the both type files (cpp/h) and the both service file (cpp/h) and that was all. There are no other files in the directories.

    Must i change the command?

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    Hi,

    Yes, the command then needs an extra parameter:

    Options:
    --callback-class ^<class^>
    Name of the callback class. Creates the callback skeleton files.


    You can get help by callling the commandline command with no parameters.

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    Thank you for your help.

    I type it in the wrong way.

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