Hi Daniel,
The example was a quick and dirty to give some idea of what I am trying.
From what I have read the className attribute should point to the fQN
of the class, in my example I am assuming default packahe but the same
would apply for any other package namespace. As the return type and the
className refer to the same class I assume they would be the same?
My basic problem is that any return type that is not a "standard"
java.lang object just throws errors like "Marshalling Errror: <class> is
not know to this context"
Its quiet frustrating. I didnt have this problem with xfire :(
Daniel Kulp wrote:
Mark,
You might be hitting a class name conflict issue:
@ResponseWrapper(className="Balance")
public Balance doCredit(Double amount)
You have a "Balance" object for the return type, but you are also using a
Balance object for the response wrapper. Is that intended?
Also, the className attribute should point to a fully qualified (with
package) class name that we can do a "Class.forName(...)" with.
Dan
On Monday 05 November 2007, Mark Clarke wrote:
Hi there,
I can;t get cfx to place the definition of a pojo into the wsdl as a
complextyope. On the interface I have tried the following:
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import .....
@WebService
public interface ISimpleBankAccount{
@ResponseWrapper(className="Balance") public Balance doDebit(Double
amount);
@ResponseWrapper(className="Balance")
public Balance doCredit(Double amount);
}
public class Balance(){
java.util.Date date;
Double balance;
Double previousBlanace;
.... getter and setters
}
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What am I doing wrong?
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