I thought I had a valid use case for this same feature, but perhaps I'm just missing something in JiBX. I have one service with two methods: "postObject1" and "postObject2", where Object1 and Object2 are the different versions of the same object, versioned by namespace. So "postObject1" takes an argument called Object with namespace urn:blah:1.0, and postObject2 takes an argument called Object with namespace urn:blah:1.1. On the code side, Object1 and Object2 are getting mapped to the same Java object -- they're very similar, and JiBX gives me the flexibility to reconcile their differences during deserialization. However, since Object1 and Object2 are getting mapped to the same java type, they have to (as far as I'm aware) live in two different binding files. So, is there another way I should be going about it, that doesn't involve multiple binding files?
Thanks, Matt -----Original Message----- List: axis-user Subject: RE: Jibx, Axis2 and multiple binding files From: "Andres Olave" <Andres.Olave () Virginmobile ! com> Date: 2006-05-10 17:04:43 Message-ID: DF7A2D28EF683D4F9480C841710C4339E8C679 () MAIL ! virginmobile ! com Thanks Dennis, Yeah, basically because i was just implementing a proof of concept and hadn't got \ around to having a single file which included all 4 files. Fixed that up and came \ across another interesting thing, which is that the wsdl message components have to \ be specified in the top level binding file. We will probably share some of those message components in different services, so (if \ i could sneakily suggest) that it'd be great if the code generator would be able to \ look at the mappings that are being included as well. Anyway it all looks brilliant now as the interface the generator popped out with is \ exactly as expected - matching our thoroughly unit tested implementation. Now on to \ the axis2 testing :) Cheers, Andres -----Original Message----- From: Dennis Sosnoski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 09 May 2006 22:06 To: axis-user@ws.apache.org Subject: Re: Jibx, Axis2 and multiple binding files Hi Andres, I didn't realize there'd be a need for handling multiple binding definitions as part of a single service, since generally a service is working with related data. Is there a reason you have your binding structured this way? Right now the code makes the assumption (in both WSDL2Java and runtime) that there'll only be a single binding per service. I'm generalizing the code to handle unwrapped operations now so that you don't need to create or bind those wrapper classes for method parameters. Hopefully I can fix things for your case as well. - Dennis Dennis M. Sosnoski SOA, Web Services, and XML Training and Consulting http://www.sosnoski.com - http://www.sosnoski.co.nz Seattle, WA +1-425-296-6194 - Wellington, NZ +64-4-298-6117 Andres Olave wrote:
Hi there, I have been playing around with the Jibx support, but the current project i am trying to migrate across to Axis 2 has 4 jibx mapping files. How should I go about running the code generator to take in all of the binding?files? Thanks, Andres IMPORTANT The contents of this email (and any attachment): (1) are confidential and may be legally privileged - if it is not meant for you, please tell the sender, do not forward or copy the contents and delete it from your system immediately; (2) come from its author and may not necessarily reflect the opinions of Virgin Mobile. While emails and attachments are virus checked, we cannot accept any liability in respect of any viruses. We may monitor emails sent to Virgin Mobile. Want to know more about Virgin Mobile? Visit our website for the latest info, phones and special offers http://www.virgin.com/mobile Virgin Mobile Telecoms Ltd
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