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All,

Am winding my way through the WDSc EGL tutorials and came across a problem
I was hoping someone could help me understand. The "Introducing EGL" and
"Build a JSF search page with EGL" tutorials run correctly, but the "Create
a hello world service with EGL" creates an entry in the Problems tab as soon
as the "EGLService" deployment descriptor is generated per the tutorial
instructions. The workbench is at Version: 7.0.0 Build id: 20070202_0030.
The error is shown below.

"WSDL: A SOAP address cannot be specified here as the HelloServiceBinding
binding that the HelloService port refers to does not have a SOAP binding
element defined. There must be a SOAP binding element defined in order to
specify a SOAP address for a binding."

The offending code from the is shown below:
"<wsdl:port name="HelloService" binding="tns:HelloServiceBinding">
<wsdlsoap:address
location="http://localhost:9080/EGLService/services/HelloService"/>
</wsdl:port>"

It sounds like a missing entry in some configuration file. There is some
reference to "WSDL and binding and ports" in the WDSc help but figured I
should ask someone before I start poking my fingers into things that might
be electrified. Can anyone shed some light on this?

Many thanks, JK


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