how to control exposing public methods of a Service bean.

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Submitted by gulamws02 on June 1, 2009 - 23:55

Is their a way to control, which public methods of a ServiceBean are exposed as operations of the web-service;

For Ex: My service bean has two public method

public Class MyService {

public void createExposeMethod() { // impl logic }

public void createNotExposeMethod() { // impl logic }

}

beans.xml I define,

<bean id="services" class="org.wso2.spring.ws.WebServices">
        <property name="services">
            <list>
    <bean id="sampleService" class="org.wso2.spring.ws.SpringWebService">
     <property name="serviceName" value="SampleWebService"/>
     <property name="serviceBean" ref="myService"/>
     <property name="serviceDescription" value="This is a Sample Service"/>
    </bean>
   </list> 
  </property>
</bean>

The generated wsdl has "createNotExposeMethod" and "createExposeMethod". How can I ensure that "createNotExposeMethod" is not exposed and is not available in the wsdl. Thanks, Guls.

 

 

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