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Merten Schumann commented on AXIS-1879:
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Davanum,
I gave Axis 1.2.1 a try, I think your fix is included there, at least I found 
it in the changelog. Well, sorry, but it seems nothing has changed.

It seems, the dotNetSoapEncFix in the .wsdd is not working. At least, when I 
change the default in global configuration to "false" and in the .wsdd to 
"true", all the time the WSDL get's generated with the (wrong) soapenc:string 
encodings. So, it seems the parameter is not evaluated in the .wsdd.

The other issue, the "blindy" reset :-), is still there: I have to restart 
(stop, start) my webapp to get the WSDL with the wanted xsd:string instead of 
soapenc:string parameter encodings. So, here nothing has changed.

I don't know, maybe the reason is that I follow the approach "adding Axis to 
your own Webapp". Maybe it works in plain Axis, will try to test this ...

Maybe I'm doing something wrong here, but I think I really used the 1.2.1 
binaries ... Will check this.

cu
   Merten

> dotNetSoapEncFix flag not only for global Axis config but for per-service 
> config too
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>          Key: AXIS-1879
>          URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS-1879
>      Project: Apache Axis
>         Type: Improvement
>   Components: Basic Architecture
>     Versions: 1.2
>  Environment: not relevant here
>     Reporter: Merten Schumann
>     Priority: Minor

>
> The dotNetSoapEncFix flag is implemented for Axis global configuration right 
> now. Would be good to have this flag available for the per-service 
> configuration too.
> It's often easier to let a user use the flag in a deploy.wsdd step than to 
> tell him "change your global configuration in server-config.wsdd" ... :-)
> Additionally, this per-service flag would allow to decide about this dotNet 
> interop stuff per service and not globally. I could imagine that one day with 
> this global switch only you could have your old SOAP clients working but not 
> the newest ones 8-)
> Thank you!
>    Merten

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