[Issue]
The
This
[Root Cause]
So if the system is not able to find this command, this means that either the JAVA_HOME system variable is incorrectly configured or not present at all.
[Resolution]
The
wsimport
tool is used to parse an existing WSDL [Web Services Description Language] file. And generate the required files ( i.e. JAX-WS portable artifacts) for web service client to access the published web services. This
wsimport
tool is normally present in the $JDK/bin
folder.[Root Cause]
So if the system is not able to find this command, this means that either the JAVA_HOME system variable is incorrectly configured or not present at all.
[Resolution]
Create
the JAVA_HOME system variable as shown below and add “;%JAVA_HOME%\bin;” at the end of the PATH
system variable:
Now the system will be able to find the wsimport command successfully!
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