Hi all,
I'm stuck with some strange issue about envelope deserialization when
performing in-only operations. I have to access the SOAPEnvelope from
within the ServiceSkeleton implementation class. The envelope
contained in the MessageContext is non-null and it seems to be valid
because XMLBeans parameter is correct. Nevertheless if I call toString
() method on the envelope object an OMException, caused by a
NoSuchElementException is thrown. I also tried to convert the
envelope to an org.w3c.dom.Element but calling toString on this
object I receive a RuntimeException with message 'Can not serialize
OM Element Envelope', caused by a XMLStreamException.
This phenomenon looks rather strange to me because this is only true
for in-only operations and XMLBeans CAN build a valid object from the
SOAPBody in any case. Furthermore the envelope of in-out operations
is all valid.
I use Axis2 1.4.1 on top of Tomcat 6.0.14 and generate the service
client and server classes from WSDL 1.1 using WSDL2Java and XMLBeans
2.3.0.
I found some issues about deserialization of the envelope. Could
there be any relation? Does anyone have a clue what could solve this
issue since I already posted on axis-user but nobody could help me
there and I need a solution to finish my current work. Therefore any
help is very much appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Martin
PS:
Two additional questions:
- I'm wondering why WSDL2Java generates a service.xml which states
that the MEP for in-only operations is "robust-in-only" since I'm
using WSDL1.1 and as far as I know WSDL1.1 is not capable of that?!?
Am I wrong with that?
- I'm also wondering why the AbstractRobustInOnlyMessageReceiver and
the AbstractInOutSyncMessageReceiver is used for robust-in-only and
in-out mep, respectively, since both are deprecated? But this seems
to be not that much of an issue...
PPS:
If you miss any information please let me know.
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