setting elementFormDefault="qualified" on schema generated by WSDL2Java

[Michael Woinoski]

I'm trying to implement an rpc/literal web service with Axis. I generated a WSDL 
 description from the Java source using Java2WSDL with --style="RPC" and 
--use="LITERAL". The generated WSDL binding looks fine. Then I generated 
deploy.wsdd with WSDL2Java --server-side, and deployed and tested the service. 
In this case, a reply message from a service operation does not define a 
namespace for the Body's child:

  <soapenv:Body>
     <echoResponse xmlns="">
        <echoReturn>echo test input</echoReturn>
     </echoResponse>
  </soapenv:Body>
However, the WS-I Basic Profile encourages the use of namespaces for immediate 
children of Body. Is there a way to encourage WSDL2Java to add 
elementFormDefault="qualified" to the schema generated by WSDL2Java? I don't 
anything in the docs or source.

If I modify the generated WSDL and add elementFormDefault="qualified" to the 
schema in the wsdl:types element, the response now looks like this:

  <soapenv:Body>
     <echoResponse xmlns="http://www.ltree.com/wsdl/template";>
        <echoReturn xmlns="">echo test input</echoReturn>
     </echoResponse>
  </soapenv:Body>
But it's clumsy to perform a manual edit operation each time I re-generate the 
WSDL. (Of course, I could always fire off a Perl script from the build script, 
but I was hoping for something a bit more elegant.)

Thanks,
Mike
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Mike Woinoski                      Pine Needle Consulting
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