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Tim Bartley updated AXISCPP-511:
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Attachment: Service2.wsdl
axis.trace
> Deserialization of complex nested arrays broken
> -----------------------------------------------
>
> Key: AXISCPP-511
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXISCPP-511
> Project: Axis-C++
> Type: Bug
> Components: Deserialization
> Versions: current (nightly)
> Environment: cvs, Mar 7, 2005
> Reporter: Tim Bartley
> Attachments: Service2.wsdl, axis.trace
>
> Deserialization of nested complex arrays seems very broken.
> With the attached wsdl and SOAP transaction I see the Response structure
> filled in as follows:
> result: 1
> outAttrs.m_Array: 0x8080928
> outAttrs.m_Size: 2
> outAttrs.m_Array[0]: 0x8080968
> outAttrs.m_Array[1]: 0x8080a80
> outAttrs.m_Array[0]:
> attributes.m_Array: 0x80808a8
> attributes.m_Size: 2
> attributes.m_Array[0]: 0x1
> attributes.m_Array[1]: (nil)
> attributes.m_Array: 0x8080998
> outAttrs.m_Array[1]:
> attributes.m_Size: 3
> attributes.m_Array[0]: 0x1
> attributes.m_Array[1]: 0x80809b8
> attributes.m_Array[2]: 0x80809c8
> As you can see the outer array looks OK but the inner arrays are garbage. The
> values of outAttrs.m_Array[x]->attributes.m_Array[y] should be valid
> pointers to Attributes but theri values are clearly not valid pointers.
> Regards,
> Tim
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