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Erik Rissanen updated MUSE-227:
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Description:
For resource properties wsdl2java generates an interface like this (this is the
sample from the tutorial):
public interface MyCapability
{
String PREFIX = "tns";
String NAMESPACE_URI = "http://ws.apache.org/muse/test/wsrf";;
public int getMessageInterval();
public void setMessageInterval(int param0);
public String getServerName();
public void setServerName(String param0);
}
Notice that the generated setters/getters do not declare any exceptions. This
is fine for the sample where the property is implemented as a simple member
variable. However, if I store the data somewhere else, for instance in a
database somewhere, then getting and setting of the actual resource data can
fail with an exception.
As the interface declaration is now, I have to catch any exceptions and turn
them into unchecked RuntimeExceptions, which is a bit uggly.
Suggested fix: the interface declares either throws Exception or throws
SOAPFault
was:
For resource properties wsdl2java generates an interface like this (this is the
sample from the tutorial):
public interface MyCapability
{
String PREFIX = "tns";
String NAMESPACE_URI = "http://ws.apache.org/muse/test/wsrf";;
public int getMessageInterval();
public void setMessageInterval(int param0);
public String getServerName();
public void setServerName(String param0);
}
Notice that the generated setters/getters do not declare any exceptions. This
is fine for the sample where the property is implemented as a simple member
variable. However, if I store the data somewhere else, for instance in a
database somewhere, then getting and setting of the actual resource data can
fail with an exception.
As the interface declaration is now, I have to catch any exceptions and turn
them into unchecked RuntimeExceptions, which is a bit uggly.
Suggested workaround: the interface declares either throws Exception or throws
SOAPFault
Corrected typo in description
> No exceptions allowed in generated WSRF property setters/getters
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>
> Key: MUSE-227
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MUSE-227
> Project: Muse
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Tooling - Code Generation
> Affects Versions: 2.3.0
> Environment: Linux. Muse nightly build 2.3.0-2007-04-16-02-00
> Reporter: Erik Rissanen
> Assigned To: Dan Jemiolo
> Priority: Minor
>
> For resource properties wsdl2java generates an interface like this (this is
> the sample from the tutorial):
> public interface MyCapability
> {
> String PREFIX = "tns";
> String NAMESPACE_URI = "http://ws.apache.org/muse/test/wsrf";;
> public int getMessageInterval();
> public void setMessageInterval(int param0);
> public String getServerName();
> public void setServerName(String param0);
> }
> Notice that the generated setters/getters do not declare any exceptions. This
> is fine for the sample where the property is implemented as a simple member
> variable. However, if I store the data somewhere else, for instance in a
> database somewhere, then getting and setting of the actual resource data can
> fail with an exception.
> As the interface declaration is now, I have to catch any exceptions and turn
> them into unchecked RuntimeExceptions, which is a bit uggly.
> Suggested fix: the interface declares either throws Exception or throws
> SOAPFault
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