re: creating wsdl from java when using abstract classes

[scheu]

Is this the latest version of Java2WSDL ? 
Does the Location class have setters and getters for jceProvider ? 
(probably so since AbstractCommon is abstract)

This sounds like a bug in the Java2WSDL processing not correctly 
understanding that the setters/getters are the concrete methods
for the jceProvide in the abstract base class. 

Please open a bugzilla bug.

Thanks

Rich 'Shirley' Scheuerle
IBM WebSphere & Axis Web Services Development
512-838-5115  (IBM TL 678-5115)




James Black <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
06/14/2002 10:17 AM
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Hello,
  I have an abstract class called AbstractCommon that has an attribute
called jceProvider that it has setters and getters for.
  I have another class, Location, that extends AbstractCommon.

  In the wsdl file <element name="jceProvider" ...> exists in the
declaration for both AbstractCommon and Location.

  This causes problems when I try to use .NET to create a client, as it
sees two declarations for the same element.

  Any idea how I can just have it include an element only once, or not
include the element at all?
  My problem appears to start with java2WSDL btw.

  Thank you.