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Rodrigo Ruiz commented on AXIS-1587:
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I guess you are right, but at least until java 1.4.2, optional parameters are
equivalent to nillable ones. In fact, the decision about whether to use the
direct java type or a wrapper is in the Utils.getParameterTypeName, and there,
the code is:
if ((parm.isOmittable() && parm.getType().getDimensions().equals(""))
|| parm.getType().getUnderlTypeNillable()) {
ret = getWrapperType(parm.getType());
}
It seems that isOmittable() is being used as the getUndelTypeNillable()
equivalent for non-array types.
Thanks,
Rodrigo Ruiz
> WSDL2Java doesn't identify nillable- attributes
> -----------------------------------------------
>
> Key: AXIS-1587
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS-1587
> Project: Apache Axis
> Type: Bug
> Components: WSDL processing
> Versions: current (nightly)
> Environment: Axis-1.2-RC1 and all Axis-1.2 releases
> Reporter: Sami Lakka
>
> WSDL2Java should not bind elements that have nillable- attribute as an
> primitive value (int etc.) This bug can be fixed by adding
> following lines have into JavaBeanWriter (method preprocess, line 318):
>
> if (attr.getOptional() || attr.getNillable())
> typeName = Utils.getWrapperType(typeName);
>
> The following line have to be added to SchemaUtils (method
> addAttributeToVector, line 1579):
> attr.setNillable(JavaUtils.isTrueExplicitly(Utils.getAttribute
> (child,"nillable")));
> Following methods have to be added to ContainedAttribute (or more likely
> refactored to the ContainedEntry). The boolean attribute nillable has also to
> be added to ContainedAttribute
>
> public void setNillable(boolean nillable) {
> this.nillable = nillable;
> }
> public boolean getNillable() {
> return nillable;
> }
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