Axis is correct, and this mapping is defined by JAX-RPC.
The name of the java.util.Date class is misleading, since it also contains
time values, and is thus mapped to xsd:dateTime. Otherwise, the time
information would be lost.
Beware that java.util.Calendar also gets mapped to a xsd:dateTime. When
generatind clients from WSDL, a xsd:dateTime will probably be mapped to a
Calendar, not a Date. (Calendar is Locale-sensitive, Date is not).
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Assunto: generated wsdl has wrong date
type
2003-10-17 16:56
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axis-user
All,
I have a service with an argument declared as java.util.Date. When I use
axis' wsdl generating tool, the resulting wsdl declares the part as
xsd:dateTime. Shouldn't this be xsd:date? How do I get the right xsd type
generated?
-Steve Pruitt
