Why does the JAX-WS client access WSDL at runtime?

Question

After generating the JAX-WS client using wsimport

wsimport -keep WebService.wsdl

Why should JAX-WS look for a wsdl place at runtime?
This is mistake?

I found this great post: JAX-WS Client: what is the right way to access the local WSDL?

but it doesn’t say why we need wsdl at runtime

Answer 1

This is mistake?

No, this is not a mistake, but reasonable from a conceptual point of view.

Why should JAX-WS look for a wsdl place at runtime?

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