This happens with other unsigned types (unsignedShort, unsignedInt,
unsignedByte) as well.

Regards
Manohar




                                                                           
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Axis C++ allows leading zeroes in XSD_unsignedLong type
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         Key: AXISCPP-803
         URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXISCPP-803
     Project: Axis-C++
        Type: Bug
    Reporter: Manohar


Axis C++ allows leading zeroes in XSD_unsignedLong type. As per the
specification, leading zeroes are prohibited for unsignedLong type. When an
input  with leading zeroes  (e.g. 0230) is given Axis C++ allows it and
random values are given as output.

XSD_unsignedLongClient.cpp test can be used to reproduce this problem.

Regards
Manohar

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