I'm trying to figure out exactly how to use the new writeSchema(Class cls, Types types). I already have an xsd document that is intended to be used in other places, however all the examples I've been able to find so far relate to creating the schema in code in the writeSchema method using the Types.create* methods. My attempts to read my xsd document and either return the complexType element from it or add it using Types.writeSchemaElement() result in an error message: "WSDLException: faultCode=OTHER_ERROR: Can't find prefix for 'http://alice.bankofamerica.com/schemas/bond'. Namespace prefixes must be set on the Definition object using the addNamespace(...) method." If I remove the type mapping from my wsdd, I get a valid wsdl document back, but it contains what looks to be a schema picked by axis, rather than mine. I'd rather avoid creating the schema in-line, as that seems to me to be harder to read and potentially creates a maintenance problem, as the code and the xsd need to be kept in sync.
I'm using the version of axis that was included inside Borland Enterprise Server 5.2.1, which appears to be axis 1.1, not sure for certain if it is final or a release candidate (although the Borland files are timestamped in July, so hopefully it is final). I've included my wsdd, my xsd (which may or may not be considered a good one by experts) and my Serializer class. Any advice on handling this situation would be great. Thanks. <<server-config.wsdd>> <<alicebond.xsd>> <<IrpBondSerializer.java>> Robert West Trading Research and Technology - GSP Bank of America 312-234-2852 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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