Table 27-1 lists mapping targets of the catalog functionality in the cjwsimport command and Table 27-2 lists mapping targets in the code generated by a WSDL specified in the arguments of the cjwsimport command.

Table 27-1 Mapping targets in the cjwsimport command

No.	Mapping target	Supported
1	Location of the WSDL specified in the arguments of the cjwsimport command	N

Legend:

N: Not supported.

Table 27-2 Mapping targets in the code generated by a WSDL specified in the arguments of the cjwsimport command

No.	Element	Attribute	Support
1	wsdl:import	namespace	N
2		location	Y
3	xsd:import	namespace	Y#
4		schemaLocation	Y
5	xsd:include	schemaLocation	Y

Legend:

Y: Supported.

N: Not supported.

#

The namespace attribute is mapped only when the xsd:import element has only the namespace attribute. If the xsd:import element contains both the namespace and schemaLocation attributes, the namespace attribute is not considered a mapping target.

Do not change the values of the following locations and elements when using the catalog functionality when developing a Web Services client.

• The default WSDL location of the service class that the cjwsimport command generates (WSDL location that the constructor that does not have a WSDL location specified as an argument uses)
• The wsdlLocation element in the javax.xml.ws.WebServiceClient annotation to be assigned to a service class

Use the -wsdllocation option of the cjwsimport command to change the values of the aforementioned locations or elements. For details, see 14.1 cjwsimport command.

The following figure shows an example of mapping an XML schema location that a WSDL refers by using the catalog functionality when developing a Web Services client.

Figure 27-1 Example of mapping an XML schema location that a WSDL refers

In this figure, a remote XML schema location is specified in the schemaLocation attribute of the xsd:include element of the WSDL. The figure also shows procedures when the catalog functionality is disabled and enabled.

When the catalog functionality is disabled

The cjwsimport command generates a Java code by reading the remote XML schema.

When the catalog functionality is enabled

As per the information on mapping the catalog file, map the remote XML schema location specified in the schemaLocation attribute of the xsd:include element to a local XML schema location. The cjwsimport command reads the local XML schema and generates a Java code.