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Calling a WCF service from Java
Following on from the above question, does anyone know how to get wsimport to see WCF properties marked with the [MessageHeader] attribute, and hence generate fields for said properties on the generated Java proxy classes?
Unfortunately the requirement has now come up (from another vendor, le sigh) to use [MessageHeader] as well as [MessageBodyMember] and as a result the Java interop is breaking - which is making me a Sad Panda™. And nobody wants that.