This is not a bug. This is a manifestation of an inout parameter as
described by JAX-RPC. Consider what you have: an input path, an input
newObject, and output path. Since path is both an input and an output
parameter, it becomes an inout parameter and the full signature of
addFolder is
public void addFolder(StringHolder path, Folder newObject);
To use this method you must use a holder:
StringHolder sh = new StringHolder("c:/x/y/z");
portType.addFolder(sh, folder);
String returnedPath = sh.value;
Russell Butek
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Subject: bug in wsdl2java
Hi all,
I can reproduce this strange situation, I think it is a bug.
Problem: Generated stub for method addFolder keeps defining the method
signature with return type void when returned part name and type are the
same as one of the input param. As shown below.
<message name="addFolderInput">
<part name="path" type="xsd:string"/>
<part name="newObject" type="types:Folder"/>
</message>
<message name="addFolderOutput">
<part name="path" type="xsd:string"/>
</message>
<portType name="CMServicePortType">
<operation name="addFolder">
<input message="cm1:addFolderInput"/>
<output message="cm1:addFolderOutput"/>
</operation>
</portType>
If I change addFolderOutput to return something else than "xsd:string" or
"path" it is fine. If I leave it as is, I get a void return type.
public void addFolder(...)
As I said, when I change the name "return" (or change the type) I get:
public java.lang.String addFolder(..)
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