Forgive me. Bug 8435 concerns how to go from an enum type in a WSDL to Java. Not how to emulate an enum type in Java and then produce a WSDL from it.
Still wondering about java.util.List and the like. Mitch Gitman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Jim, There seem to be two separate issues here. The one (which bug 8435 addresses) is how to emulate an enumeration type, which of course is not natively supported in Java. I could have sworn recently I saw (maybe on this list) a roundabout example how to code a Java class that Axis would recognize as an enumeration. The class made use of public constants together with getters/setters. It would be helpful if bug 8435’s text was amended with this example. The other issue (which you appear to be interested in) concerns support for the collections classes/interfaces in the java.util package. It seems to me that collections should NOT be supported because such support is not prescribed by JAX-RPC 1.0. Literal arrays with [] only. However, I have experimented with Axis 1.1 RC2 and noticed that Java2WSDL does try to deal with a java.util.ArrayList and the like. My generated WSDL winds up with the following: <complexType name="Array"> ___<complexContent> ______<restriction base="soapenc:Array"> _________<attribute ref="soapenc:arrayType" wsdl:arrayType="" /> ______</restriction> ___</complexContent> </complexType> This type seems meaningless and potentially dangerous because it’s an array of what? The wsdl:arrayType=“”. I’m curious what else needs to be done to get this to work. Not that it necessarily should work, though. "Brain, Jim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Does anyone know if: Bugzilla Bug 8435 [xsd:list] WSDL2Java doesn't handle schema <list> enumerations has been fixed. I don't know how current Bugzilla is, though I concerned it is, as this seems to preclude the use of AXIS for our project (makes heavy use of Lists) Jim Jim Brain, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> "Researching tomorrow's decisions today." (319) 369-2070 (work) Systems Architect, ITS, AEGON Financial Partners
