The following table describes the annotations that can be used for customization and the auto-generated annotations. For details about the annotations, see the JAX-WS 2.2 specifications.

Table 16-11 List of annotations of JAX-WS used for customization

No.	Annotations		Description	Definition
	Annotation name	Element name
1	com.sun.xml.ws.developer.StreamingAttachment	dir	This is a name of the directory that generates a temporary file when you want to output the MIME body that is included in the SOAP message containing the received attachments as temporary files.	Y
		parseEagerly	Sets whether to perform the detailed parsing for the SOAP message that contains the received attachments.	Y
		memoryThreshold	This is the threshold to decide whether to extract the MIME body that is included in the SOAP message containing the received attachments, in the memory.	Y
2	javax.jws.HandlerChain	file	URL and relative path indicating the location of the handler chain file.	Y
3	javax.jws.Oneway	--	Annotation to be specified when using the one-way operation in Web Services	Y
4	javax.jws.soap.SOAPBinding	parameterStyle	The style of the method parameters (Document wrapped or Document Bare style).	Y
		style	The encoding style of the message. In the Cosminexus JAX-WS functionality, only document can be specified.	Y
		use	The format style of the message. In the Cosminexus JAX-WS functionality, only literal can be specified.	Y
5	javax.jws.WebMethod	action	String that determines the SOAP action.	Y
		exclude	Specifies whether the Web method can be made public.	Y
		operationName	The wsdl:operation element name matching with the method.	Y
6	javax.jws.WebParam	header	Indicates whether the parameter is obtained from the message header.	Y
		mode	Direction of the flow of parameters (in, inout, and out).	Y
		name	Local name of the XML element indicating the parameter.	Y
		partName	The wsdl:part element name indicating the parameter.	Y
		targetNamespace	XML name space name.	Y
7	javax.jws.WebResult	header	Indicates whether to obtain the return value from the message header.	Y
		name	Local name of the XML element indicating the return value.	Y
		partName	The wsdl:part element name indicating the return value.	Y
		targetNamespace	XML name space name.	Y
8	javax.jws.WebService	endpointInterface	The fully qualified name of SEI that defines the abstract Web Service contract of the Web Service.	Y
		name	The wsdl:portType element name indicating the Web Service name.	Y
		portName	The wsdl:port element name indicating the Web Service port name.	Y
		serviceName	The wsdl:service element name indicating the service name of the Web Service.	Y
		targetNamespace	The name space name of the Web Service.	Y
		wsdlLocation	URL indicating WSDL of the Web Service.	Y#1,#3
9	javax.xml.ws.Action	fault	This is a value of the wsa:Action element of the addressing header. This element is required, when the Web Service sends a fault message	Y
		input	This is a value of the wsa:Action element of the addressing header. This element is required, when the Web Service receives a request message.	Y
		output	This is a value of the wsa:Action element of the addressing header. This element is required, when the Web Service sends a response message.	Y
10	javax.xml.ws.BindingType	value	Binding used for making SEI public.	Y
11	javax.xml.ws.FaultAction	className	This is an exception class name.	Y
		value	This is a value of the wsa:Action element of the addressing header. This element is required, when sending the fault message corresponding to the exception class name that is specified in className from the Web Service.	Y
12	javax.xml.ws.RequestWrapper	className	The request bean class name.	Y
		localName	The local name of the target element.	Y
		targetNamespace	The name space name of the target element.	Y
		partName	The part name of the input message that references the request wrapper element.	Y
13	javax.xml.ws.ResponseWrapper	className	The response bean class name.	Y
		localName	The local name of the target element.	Y
		targetNamespace	The name space name of the target element.	Y
		partName	The part name of the output message that references the response wrapper element.	Y
14	javax.xml.ws.ServiceMode	value	This is the service mode.	Y
15	javax.xml.ws.soap.Addressing	enabled	Specifies whether to enable the addressing functionality.	Y
		required	Specifies whether the addressing header is required, when invoking the Web Service.
		response	Sets whether to make the anonymous or non-anonymous response mandatory for the endpoint.
16	javax.xml.ws.soap.MTOM	enabled	Sets whether to use the attachments with the MTOM/XOP specification format.	Y
		threshold	Sets the threshold for sending the binary data as attachments with the MTOM/XOP specification format.	Y
17	javax.xml.ws.WebFault	faultBean	The fault bean class name.	Y
		name	The local name of the target element.	Y
		targetNamespace	The name space name of the target element.	Y
		messageName	The fault message name.	Y
18	javax.xml.ws.WebServiceProvider	targetNamespace	This is the name space name of the Web Service.	Y
		portName	This is the port name of the Web Service.	Y
		serviceName	This is the service name of the Web Service.	Y
		wsdlLocation	This is the URL indicating the WSDL of the Web Service.	Y#3
19	javax.xml.ws.RespectBinding#1	enabled	Indicates whether the contents of the wsdl:binding element are enabled.	Y#1
20	javax.xml.ws.WebEndpoint#2	name	The local name of port.	N#1
21	javax.xml.ws.WebServiceClient#2	name	The local name of Web Service.	N#2
		targetNamespace	The name space name of the Web Service.	N#2
		wsdlLocation	URL indicating WSDL of the Web Service.	N#2,#3

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--: Indicates that the annotation does not have any element

Y: Indicates that you can specify an annotation and an element.

N: Indicates that you cannot specify an annotation and an element (not supported).

#1

The specified value is ignored (the warning message is not displayed).

#2

Cannot be specified since the annotation is automatically given to the class generated from WSDL.

#3

The annotations do not support mapping in the catalog functionality.

The following is the list of the JAXB annotations that can be defined with the Web Services of Cosminexus. For details on each annotation, see Standard specifications of JAXB.

• javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAttachmentRef
• javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlList
• javax.xml.bind.annotation.adapters.XmlJavaTypeAdapter
• javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlMimeType
• javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlSeeAlso
• javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlElement
• javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlType

Of the annotations in the JSR-181 specifications and JAX-WS 2.2 specifications, you cannot use the annotations indicated in the following table. If the following annotations are specified, the operations might not function properly.

Table 16-12 List of un-supported annotations

No.	Annotations	Remarks
1	javax.xml.ws.WebServiceRefs	The functionality related to JSR109 specifications is not supported.
2	javax.xml.ws.spi.WebServiceFeatureAnnotation	The API (method that takes the features in the parameter) for using this annotation is not supported.
3	javax.jws.soap.InitParam	Not recommended in JSR181 specifications (will be removed).
4	javax.jws.soap.SOAPMessageHandler	Not recommended in JSR181 specifications (will be removed).
5	javax.jws.soap.SOAPMessageHandlers	Not recommended in JSR181 specifications (will be removed).