Steve, This should be fixed now.
Jarek > -----Original Message----- > From: Steve Green [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, January 05, 2005 11:30 AM > To: axis-dev@ws.apache.org > Subject: Deserializing Booleans (and maybe other primitives) > > > Developers, > > I did a CVS up yesterday. It seems that some recent refactoring may > have broken the way Booleans are deserialized. This is what I am > seeing. > > I have a SOAP header coming in with mustUnderstand="1". That "1" is > finding it's way to new Boolean("1"), which gets evaluated as false. > > SimpleDeserializer has makeBasicValue() which looks for "1" > (as well as > "t" and "T"), but makeBasicValue() is never called because > SimpleDeserializerFactory doesn't consider Boolean as a basic type. > > private static boolean isBasic(Class javaType) { > return (javaType.isPrimitive() || > javaType == java.lang.String.class || > javaType == org.apache.axis.types.URI.class); > } > > One possible fix would be to reflect the java class, looking for the > TYPE field, or to simply test for java.lang.Boolean.class, but > admittedly I don't know this code well enough to propose anything. > > makeBasicValue() also has special case code for a bunch of the other > primitives too. I am suspecting isBasic() needs to deal with > them too, > or perhaps makeBasicValue() doesn't need those cases anymore. > > If someone can chime in on the best way to fix the problem, > I'll create > a report and attach a fix. > > ~S > >
