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Subject: Re: Reg: Controlling methods exposed in the Webservice class
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You can also use the annotation

@WebMethod(exclude=true)

hth
charles

On Dec 2, 2011, at 6:27 AM, vinsarwate wrote:

> 
> I think service.xml supports following 
> 
> <excludeOperations>
>    <operation>your method name here</operation>
> </excludeOperations>
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> 
> Abhijeet C Kale wrote:
>> 
>> Hi,
>> 
>> Is there anyway to control the methods to be exposed in the web service 
>> class? I did not look much in the documentation for any support for 
>> annotations.
>> 
>> Here is an eg, to elaborate on this.
>> Class A is added to the service.xml as a parameter "ServiceClass". Class 
>> has methodA and method B implementation.
>> The idea is to only expose methodA and not methodB. Is there any 
>> annotation support which can help doing this?


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