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Keith Godwin Chapman reassigned AXIS2-4492:
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    Assignee: Keith Godwin Chapman

> Parameter shift in REST
> -----------------------
>
>                 Key: AXIS2-4492
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-4492
>             Project: Axis 2.0 (Axis2)
>          Issue Type: Bug
>    Affects Versions: 1.5
>         Environment: Java 6, Apache 5.5.27
>            Reporter: Kevin L Stewart
>            Assignee: Keith Godwin Chapman
>
> I have a problem with the ordering of parameters in REST methods.  I am using 
> a POJO to create my service.  I added the following test method:
>     public String  testMultiEcho( String  str1, String  str2, String  str3 )
>     {
>         StringBuffer  buff = new StringBuffer( "{" );
>         
>         buff.append( str1 ).append( "," ).append( str2 ).append( "," 
> ).append( str3 ).append( "}" );
>         
>         return buff.toString();
>     }
> For the URL:
> http://<server>/<path to service>/testMultiEcho?str1=Bob&str2=Bill&str3=Tom
> I get:
> <ns:testMultiEchoResponse>
>    <ns:return>{Bob,Bill,Tom}</ns:return>
> </ns:testMultiEchoResponse>
> This is correct.  And for the URL:
> http://<server>/<path to service>/testMultiEcho?str1=Bob&str2=Bill
> I get:
> <ns:testMultiEchoResponse>
>    <ns:return>{Bob,Bill,null}</ns:return>
> </ns:testMultiEchoResponse>
> This is also correct.  But for URL:
> http://<server>/<path to service>/testMultiEcho?str2=Bill&str3=Tom
> I get:
> <ns:testMultiEchoResponse>
>    <ns:return>{Bill,Tom,null}</ns:return>
> </ns:testMultiEchoResponse>
> This is NOT correct.  It should be:
> <ns:testMultiEchoResponse>
> <ns:return>{null,Bill,Tom}</ns:return>
> </ns:testMultiEchoResponse>
> It seems the parameters are processed in order, not by name.  Is there any 
> correction/work around for this?
> KevinS

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