Using IBM Rational Software Architect 9.5 for Windows, I am working through a tutorial for a top-down (contract-first) SOAP Web Service from a WSDL, as described in this IBM Redbook:
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks/pdfs/sg247672.pdf (which had been recommended in this Stack Overflow post: Generate java classes with wsdl/xsd files using RAD)
I have a WSDL file, and I'm supposed to right-click this file, and choose, from the context menu, "Web Services -> Generate Java bean skeleton".
For whatever reason, the only sub-menu under "Web Services" is "Test With Generic Service Client".
What might I be doing incorrectly, and what should I do at this point in order to generate skeleton classes from this WSDL?
Thanks in advance for any tips!
I found an answer.
When using RSA 9.5's wizard for creating a Dynamic Web Project for the Web Service, I had been selecting Dynamic web module version 3.0.
When I instead selected Dynamic web module version 2.5, right-clicking the WSDL file and choosing "Web Services" from the context menu did indeed display the "Generate Java bean skeleton".
I don't know why selection Dynamic web module version 3.0 prevents this menu item from displaying. I assume that the old "Generate Java bean skeleton" option has been replaced by something else, but I don't know what at this time.